What is a good way of moving on after a break-up especially when you feel you were the one who caused most of the problems?
Jeremiahh2911
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Dec 25, 2017
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To focus on improving yourself. Make it a list of goals of things that you want to accomplish and start tackling each goal. Take some time to reflect on yourself, who you want to be. Reflect on why you felt you might have instigated problems and work on yourself. Be honest with yourself but don’t punish yourself over past mistakes. Stay positive and remember your are awesome, worthy of love and put here for a purpose.
Spiced52
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Jan 26, 2015
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In my experience the only way that I could move on was to apologize to her for what I had done and what I hadn't done that contributed to the breakup.
Lifenote
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Apr 24, 2015
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Alot of time is spent on self reflection, but then that leads us to think that we need to change who we are, because our relationships keep on ending because of how we treat people in the relationship. I say the best way to move on is keep been yourself, and know that one or two or many different partners might all be wrong, but theres many more that could slot into the relationship nicely its just alot of work finding the right one.
Anonymous
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Jun 16, 2015
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I think the best way to move on and progress in your life after a tough break up , especially one were you feel mostly at fault, is to evaluate some of your negative traits (i.e. perfectionism, narcissism) and your positive traits because you have those too. Finally just try to figure out why you are like that so you can take steps to minimize them- that way you can have more fulfilling experiences in your life time. I hope that helps :)
Anonymous
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Jun 22, 2015
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Learn to forgive yourself! Everyone makes mistakes, but you learned from it right? Go out with friends, and find activities to do! Things will get better.
UnconditionalLove4all
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Sep 1, 2015
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A good way to move on after a breakup when you are meant to believe that it was all your fault is to actually give yourself some time to heal, give yourself some space in between friends and self growth, find the support that you're looking for in others that have been through a breakup and that are able to reflect back on their own experience and can help you through the many stages of the transition. Most importantly take advantage of this time for self reflection.
Anonymous
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Dec 8, 2015
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Talk to friends and family, talking about problems always helps. Maybe some of the family members/friends can give you advice when they agree that you caused a problem.
saltywhale
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Dec 29, 2015
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I would reconsider if i am the one who caused the problems and learn from those mistakes and I won't make it again so I can make another one.
Anonymous
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Mar 1, 2016
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A good way to move one is just forget about him, it will be hard but most break ups are hard and we just need to move on from the past and think to the future! Know that he was not for you in the first place and work from there.
magicallySunshine97
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Mar 21, 2016
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Is it true? Is it the reality? Try to understand the situation without judgement as you don't judge why leaves fall from a tree. It is just the situation.
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