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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Sorry to hear you are so hurt ems27.
There are no set timescales for getting over love - any more than there are timescales for falling in love in the first place!
Obviously this has hurt you badly, and, sad to say, there is no cure but time. Time is a gfreat healer, as the saying goes, but who ever coined the phrase forgot to mention how much times these things can take!
It seems impossible now, but you will get over this, or at least get used to it, and assimilate the experience into your life. All you can do is be nice to yourself. Go with your feelings, and don't fight them. If you feel really ad, and you don;t have a friend to confide in at that precise time, call The Samaritans, they are excellent listeners, 24 / 7 / 365 and it helps to articulate your feelings out loud.
It will pass - just the same as these cold winter days will turn warm again, it will happen, but maybe not just yet.
Come back to us here any time - there are plenty of people who have gone through this who will help you,
Hi ems, I really know how you are feeling at the moment, I split up with my fiance in October and still feel really empty and desperately sad. I can't answer your question but just wanted to reiterate what Andy H said, there are lots of us here for you to talk to when you're sad or even if you just want to have a whinge about him! xx
This guy sounds like a loser of the highest order who you are well rid of!!!
Ditto all Andy Hughes says - time is a great healer, but its a case of how long is a piece of string. Just one word of advice - don't give the next Mr Right a hard time on account of one nerd - we're not all bad apples!!
Take it easy - life's too short to spend it worrying about dweebs like this.
it's not so much heartbreak you're feeling, I suspect, but betrayal; you've been lied to and crapped on. No wonder you feel bad. You're probably having trouble trusting other people now - men, anyway - and finding that this too is upsetting - you're really having to reconsider the whole way you look at people. And you may be wondering what you did wrong, though you know, rationally, that it wasn't you at all.
No simple answer, I'm afraid, but don't go thinking that everyone is like him; 99% of people, even males, would agree you've been shabbily treated and would sympathise with you. Real love will heal your scars, but of course that never comes along when you need it. Make the most of your friends' help and support. Be patient, don't blame yourself, and don't let it colour your views of all humanity.