How long does it take to get over someone?
PaperHearts8
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Jul 26, 2015
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For me personally, it takes around the same amount of time me and the person were together. I took about a year to get completely over a one year relationship (no more sadness and triggers), and it's been a year but i'm still not over a 3 years relationship.
kittykat
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Aug 13, 2015
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A lot of that depends on the strength of the bond you had and the length of time you were together. Whether you're grieving a romantic relationship, friendship, or familial relationship, the time to get over it will lengthen depending on these factors. Over time it will get easier to deal with the feelings of loss and sadness. And if at any point you feel as though you want to hurt yourself over the feelings, or you feel as though your mental health isn't improving, it's best to reach out to a professional.
MontyMaverick41
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Jan 13, 2016
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The answer to this question is relative really.
It differs from person to person.
And, it depends on what you both had between you.
Some just take days and some take lifetimes.
joyfulPower15
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Jan 29, 2016
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Depends on our capacity to list out the flaws about the relationshi we have with that person and get over the person
Anonymous
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Jan 29, 2016
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There is no set time, when you're over someone you know it and you can feel it in yourself. It's not based on time, but experiences.
AllSmiles1234
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Aug 16, 2016
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However long it takes for you to realize that you don't need that person in your life to be happy. You can create your own happiness!
CatsInTheCradle
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Mar 18, 2017
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There's no definitive period for "getting over" someone. Even the idea of "getting over" something is quite illusory and sets a false expectation which diminishes the real difficulty of that process, as it frames your emotional struggle as something you should just forget about. Rather than "getting over" something, try and "get through" something instead, which includes a process of working through your emotional issues in order to secure some kind of emotional /psychological closure that is directed at understanding why the relationship ended / was not working out. The ultimate goal is to reach a state of "acceptance" as opposed to "just forgetting about it all". How long this process takes can depend on :
1) the depth of emotional investment you had in that person
2) how proactively you work on moving on from those emotions
3) whether you have a positive & supportive network and resources to guide you towards a better place
Anonymous
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Nov 20, 2014
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Depends on the person, really.......................................................................
tranquilBeauty34
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Mar 9, 2015
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Everyone is different, and for some it may time more time than others. It depends on how serious the realtionship may have been and how much you cared for the person. Nevertheless, if you have an open heart and mind, and allow yourself to move on, it'll only a matter of time.
adoredPerspective54
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Jul 2, 2015
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The answer for this is dependent on you...how much good you can squeeze out from a particular situation and how much grateful you can be, for a situation, shall indirectly lead you to your solution..
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