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is it a bad thing to stay in love with someone who left you?

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Not at all. You can’t just switch off your feelings but if the person shows no interest then why should you waste your energy on them? Try moving on! Whether it’s with another person or a hobby. Just don’t sit reliving the past .
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Profile: Leopoldo
Leopoldo on Aug 10, 2018
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It's normal to have lingering feelings for someone you loved and was important in your life, even if they're no longer a part of it. You can treasure the memories you had with them, remember them fondly, and wish them the best, all while moving on, at your own pace. You deserve a loving relationship with someone who will love and want you just as much as you do them. Allow yourself to accept, heal, and visualize your life without them in it, just a little bit every day. It may seem hard at first, but it'll become easier with time.
Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Aug 11, 2018
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no it is completely normal often we want the ones we don't have anymore. never feel as though you are alone there are thousands just like you in the same position
Profile: plushUnicorn
plushUnicorn on Aug 12, 2018
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It isn’t bad at all. But what is important is that you put yourself first after the break up so that you can learn to love yourself more.
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Anonymous on Aug 19, 2018
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There's this common misconception that you stop loving someone after the relationship ends; it's not necessarily the case. What's unhealthy is when you obsess over what's happening in their life, when you neglect your own life, when you stalk them, when you find yourself thinking that you can bring them back "if only," when you start compromising things you didn't before just so "things will be the same again". All sorts of negative emotions like regret may come up, but objectively look at how it came to that point. If that doesn't help or if it makes you obsess over them, spend more time with other people, doing things and going to places that aren't likely to remind you of the person you fell in love with.
Profile: Youronlinefriend101
Youronlinefriend101 on Aug 25, 2018
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You should never feel like it’s a bad thing to love someone. Sure, people might hurt us, they might leave ya heart broken, they might treat us horribly, and you honestly might never see them again. But feelings can’t just be dropped like that, love is love and the part that makes a person so strong and recognising that a person hurt you, and that you’re better off without them, even whilst still being completely in love. From my experience, it took me a year to get over someone I loved and there was nothing wrong with that. Ive moved onto better and there will always be that small spot in my heart for that person.
Profile: ItzJosh
ItzJosh on Sep 2, 2018
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Love is a funny thing. Perhaps sometimes you love someone so much and so unconditionally that it feels like you can never stop loving them. For that I'd say it is perfectly normal to still be in love with someone you loved so deeply even after they left. Moreover, I'd say that although you may still feel so attached to this person, these feelings are only a sign of the person you are. For one to love another even after they've split is a powerful emotion. Make sure you always remember that you will find love again, and that this isn't the end.
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Anonymous on Sep 5, 2018
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If you were once really close to somebody, it can be hard to let go, however, I think it is important to move on, especially if loving them is hurting you. Breakups can be difficult, if you still have strong feelings for them, try to keep them out of your head by occupying yourself with things you like to do, go and excel in things you love to do. Don’t dwell on the past, do things with your friends and family. Care for those who care for you, but don’t keep feeling nostalgic over somebody who obviously doesn’t know your worth :)
Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Sep 8, 2018
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Nope! I think feelings are usually always there. I know during breakups, you feel as if you need them. And that you still have strong feelings for them. Unfortunately the other person may not have felt the same way. I know it’s horrible, but we need to remember that we can’t force love. And you’ll find your person one day, take it day by day. If you feel as if you still need to talk about it with that person for closure. I think that would be a good idea, check with them to see how they’re feeling about the situation, so the both of you are on the same page, wether you’re friends, parters, ect... it’s always good to understand where the both of you stand in this situation, to help better know what the process looks like and communications.
Profile: snowflakes
snowflakes on Sep 27, 2018
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Is it a bad thing to feel something? Feelings don't come under good or bad simply on the grounds that we can't control them. It is the actions taken on that basis that come under good and bad. People sometimes fall in love with a person, sometimes with an idea. It really is the beauty of human emotions that they act on a range so wide. So don't think too much. Let the feeling be. Don't dwell on it too much. Let time work it out. You just do your best to take care of yourself and be busy. Because sometimes feelings generate actions and sometimes actions generate feelings
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