How to cope up with a break-up
Relationships: A bond like dalliance shared by two people, supposedly called as Love. Compromises are heavily practiced to withstand the test of time inevitably and sacrifices are made just to hold the promise which was once made.
A relationship with the opposite gender might probably be God's most precious gift to mankind. It surely feels a whole lot special to wake up to a text expressing itself with love and feelings, to have that 'we' feeling with your partner is great. The very thought of having somebody out there you would declare 'ever mine' makes you feel complete, like a reason to live for. However a break up or a drastic end to a relationship is nothing easy to deal with. Sickness, ailments and other external affairs could be looked into with adequate amount of medication and hardwork but not a break up. Love struck brokeness deals directly with the Heart, the heart is the most fragile of all parts and once broken, could never be fixed that easily. Your heart is where you store your memories and feelings both good and bad they're kept inside. Also a prodigious amount of love is found in your heart, stored and reserved for that one person you cherish the most. When that person denounces your love thats when you actually stand under a poka-dot holed umbrella in a stormy night.
A friend of mine was in love with a girl who happened to be his first crush, childhood friend and later mentor of his own life. They knew eachother for a decade. When she left him, he was more empty than a seasonal pond on a hot summer day. I mean, he loved her like a love song. He kept his Heart shielded from evrything and everyone just to give it to her, he waited long and danced through the seperation of time finally reaching her pulpit to give it to her. It slipped, it broke. He cried like a baby and kept blaming himself for it. Maybe he should.. He concluded that God thought she deserved someone better than him and thanked Jesus for choosing to make her happy, least not with him, but with somebodyelse. As long as she is happy, he is. Its a rather sad story but it was inevitable and he took it like a champion. But this isn't the case for everyone else, people go up to the point of suicide after a break up. So what were going to discuss here is a few guidelines and tips to cope up with a heart break. Again let me stress to you that I understand what your going through, for, a broken heart is more sensitive to put together than a shattered piece of glass. Strategies to be followed:
* READ: As I first stated coping up would be terribly difficult, its easy for you to think that you are all alone and there probably isn't a single soul on earth who would understand your brokeness but lets be honest, Love and relationships were something complicated from the time of Aristotle himself, so its just you experiencing something that has always been around from the time civilization began. Reading would help you realize that you are never alone, great men have Literaturized their feelings of despair and failure in the same field as your going through. So reading it would make you feel a little more comfy about the situation that your in after all literature is a mirror to life.
*GO OUT: Dont be home and keep your bed damp, being oblivious in a room isn't an answer to everything. By hiding yourself from the world you are just making the situation worse, being alone trying to bask in your grief is like sleeping in your own vomit. An outing would divert your mind, just allow yourself to be moved with the warmth of the day and always have your companions by your side, that would definitely help you forget your worries.
*BE OCCUPIED: When you have practically nothing to do (including media) the thoughts would haunt you like never before and you would end up in a scenario you would never like or appreciate very much. Memories are often time very hard to just wipe away, none could get up the next day and declare that he has forgotten everything about the woman he once loved. It logically isn't possible. It would take time, as you already know that time is a wonderfull healer but you need to keep yourself occupied with something if you dont really want those scars to hurt. Work overtime if that will help you, stay back in college, attend extra lectures, drive through traffic, do you assignments, meet people who really care about you, hit the gym and do anything physical so that your mind would be occupied thus not giving you a chance to think about her.
*DONT BOOZE: A lot of people (including myself) tend to drink or get baked just to forget their problems. But that wouldn't help one bit! Maybe to a certain extent you would be 'less' concerned about whats really happening but an overdose of any intoxication leads to a more abhorrent end. If a broken heart is a bed of thorns then profuse intoxication is a grave. It just leads to a miserable lifetime of pain and the very chances you have to setting things right would be tampered by your addiction. In the same way dont be suicidal also, death is never the solution to your problems but living life to the fullest with the grace of God is. There is soo much more that you could do when you have the will to face life.
*AVOID PLACES OR THINGS THAT HOLD MEMORIES: This is one of the most important areas you got to deal with and perhaps the most toughest. Remember that friend of mine I first mentioned, that was me (sorry. I like being anonymous) So I met her when we were kids back at the grotto of my Church and whenever I stand there to pray even now I just cannot hold back my feelings. I miss her like a sad song. I still remember when we first met how she blossomed for me and thats when I decided that its her that I want to be with. She was beautifull and different in every way possible, she was this angelic little girl with a gift of radiant presence.. see I got a little carried away, memories never fade. They're always there, Especially if you love (note my tense) someone unconditionally. Coming back to our discussion, avoid places that hold such memories, avoid those little gifts or anything for that matter of fact that has her written all over it. I remember how my friend couldn't delete her ex's number from her contacts it was hard for her to do it finally her BFF did if for her. Objects and places when revised would probably scratch the scalp off you wound making things worse. Try to get rid of them, throw away those gifts, delete those messages and photos etc. If your not strong enough to do it ask somebodyelse to do it for you.
*SMILE AND PLACE YOUR TRUST IN GOD: Look foward to life, smile and have a positive spirit. Your hard time isn't going to be frozen, frankly speaking nothing in this world is eternal everything comes under the law of diminishing marginal utility. A break up might be hard but time is a wonderfull healer so dont be stuck at one point but allow your spirit to be moved by the passing days and you would find yourself happier than before. When people leave your life, be contented, for they are making way for the better ones to enter. This isn't the end of the world for you or me, we both would probably meet somebodyelse, somebody special and more unique than the woman we lost in our past so take heart and be prepared to meet her. You would know it when she comes. Untill then reconstruct yourself and work on your flaws, dont hold onto your memories but let it all go. when you do this you would be free because a broken heart is like a broken barrel, you would never be able to fill it with water. Whereas once you have pulled your broken pieces back together you could fill your heart with an unceasing amount of Love and keep it safe, sealed and special for that woman your going to meet for she probably deserves what your about to give her. Dont be selfish, give her all you got. And towards the end nothing is complete without God and his touch in our lives so offer upto God yourself as you are for none understands you better than him. He created you, he would just know what exactly to do with you for the best offering to make to God is a Broken Heart and a contrite spirit. Stay blessed!
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Well, this is a helpful one. But, i can't find anything here to relate with me. funnily, because, i never have been in a relationship, so no question about breakup.
as I'm reading psychology at school, i certainly know all that bad feeling (have got chapters about those.)
well, no more blabbering. each part you described here to cope with that condition will work absolutely.
i loved the "Don't booze" one. it actually never helps.
and yes, staying happy and trusting in the almighty will really help it all.
moreover, there's no best medicine than time.
time will heal everything.
well, probably, i forgot I'm reviewing. sorry.
the writing is good. i hope it will help people who needs it most.
Thank you Anna
When it comes to your piece, I really wish that I couldn't relate to the feelings of a breakup but sadly I can. I like the advice you give and I seriously hope it will work. However, I have a question; what do you do if you're trying to get over someone who you never really had? What do you do if you've been on and off for ages and now you're finally over? What if they want to get back together?
Just a couple of questions which you really don't have to answer if you don't want to
Hello 90skids sorry for my late reply. I have been busy with my semester exams. But im glad you gave your feed back and I would be more than happy to answer your questions!
Hope I answered everything you wanted to know. Stay blessed! 
To the first: Having a crush and running behind that person just to win their affections is probably the first step to the whole realm of relationships thingy, there are only two results to it. Either you end up being with that person or you don't. I remember how I was crushing on this girl after my break up and she was helping me put my life back together and eventually I fell in love with her but I didn't have the guts to propose and I kept procrastinating it for sometime, finally she found somebody else and moved on with him. I feel like a great part of myself died that night when I saw them together. So I did feel the exact thing as you questioned, I did feel the same pain as I would have felt if I were in a relationship but I kept it to myself and allowed time and nature to heal my broken spirit. It was briefly time and of course I had to divert my mind, still I feel like I've lost something valuable in my life.
To the second: That's the toughest thing ever to come out off! Because it certainly wasn't brief nor was it a one continuous run. There a saying that goes like this, 'reconciliation is much sweeter than an unbroken relationship' so just imagine going through all those up's and down's, finally giving up on everything that you'v ever fought for.. Its quite difficult,again self convince yourself that it wasn't really worth thinking about and take hope in understanding that you have come out of something which quite frankly is the most difficult in the whole parlour of relationships and maybe you be sure that this will make you strong and you would for sure be able to face anything after this.
To the third: Getting back together, as I mentioned earlier is quite sweeter to do. If you really love that person try your best to forget about him or her and as the saying goes 'If you love something let it go, if it comes back to you, its yours, if it doesn't it never was'. So do try to distance yourself from that person and give yourself some time to gather things up. Think about it if its that what you really want and if you do wait and see till you figure out if your ex feels the same way about you, if so, he or she would be back I guarantee!!
Also don't forget to keep God at the center of your relationship.
thank you for answering my questions
Writing this on how to cope with a break up, to be honest it’s never really easy. Especially, if in the relationship there was nothing but raw emotion and the couple clung to each other with such emotion but one found it to be nothing but lust and whatever else. And people deal with break ups in a different way than everyone else, but you have touched on some good points to get over a break up or on how to not think about it so much to the point where the person just stays cooped up in the house in a ball in a corner somewhere playing sad songs. Don’t booze, I thought that was a little funny because you are telling the truth, a lot of people do intend to drink just to numb the pain but what they don’t really realize is that the pain is going to be there when they get sober and it’s probably going to be worse than before. All in all, I love it and I intend to keep it on hand when I have another break up.