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What are steps or things to do to distract myself from thinking about him/her?

Profile: SolarisAntares
SolarisAntares on Jun 29, 2015
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Losing loved ones, in one form or another, is a painful experience. Whilst continuously thinking about them can be detrimental to your daily life, it is important to not ignore or escape the feelings you are experiencing. Pain and grief are valid human experiences which if not given the appropriate attention and consideration can develop into mental illness in the future. My advice is to acknowledge your feelings and try to analyse what it is those feelings are trying to tell you. Allow yourself to grieve, express emotions in a way that isn't harmful to yourself or others, then focus on what responsibilities and obligations you are required to meet once you have given yourself the opportunity to express and explore those emotions in a healthy way.
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Profile: GoodListner
GoodListner on Sep 30, 2015
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Losing someone you love is not a good thing,but that doesn't stop you from living.I mean you are still breathing,still living,still meeting new people....life goes on.All you need to do is focus on yourself,work on yourself.....go to gym,do yoga,join meditation classes.All you need is something which can distract you from thinking that makes you feel sad. I know it's not an easy task but you have to deal with it...the sooner you understand the better it will be for you.....You see there are still many people out there who thinks about you,loves you,care for you.....just plan a weekend,meet them,surprise them....hope you'll find yourself being involved in other things. All the best & Keep smiling....cos you never know who would fall in love with your smile :-)
Profile: Kindness101
Kindness101 on Apr 23, 2015
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Finding a hobby that you like can help a lot with distracting yourself. Like reading a book, Hiking, etch
Profile: tinkerbella00
tinkerbella00 on Sep 30, 2015
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personally I would stay busy either with school or the things you love, try and focus on something that's important to you, trust me I went through that time in my life where I couldn't let go or stop thinking about him, it went on for over a year but what id do is keep your distance and stay focused
Profile: lovelyOcean15
lovelyOcean15 on Sep 8, 2015
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I would do something (my favourite activities) to distract myself from thinking about him. Cause thats not worth for me to waste time on someone doesnt love me anymore. I would do yoga, hang out with friends, swim, movie vacation etc. as long as that would make me happy :)
Profile: supportiveIceCream52
supportiveIceCream52 on Apr 1, 2015
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One thing that helped me stop thinking about my ex was hanging out with people of both genders and keeping myself busy. I asked people to go out to places, get dinner, etc. It helped me focus on the people who want to stay close to me and off those that do not.
Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Apr 9, 2015
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1) Find something to occupy your mind. 2) Get rid of the things that remind you of him like pictures
Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Nov 9, 2015
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1. Do not revisit old text conversations. 2. Temporarily disengage all contact (social media too). 3. Shove his or her pictures in a locked file on your phone. 4. Avoid mentioning his or her name and reminiscing. 5. Engage in activities to keep you busy. Do not isolate yourself.
Profile: Tarnes9105
Tarnes9105 on Mar 29, 2016
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There are many things that you can do to distract yourself, such as: - hanging out with friends - becoming closer with family - listen to music - play some sports! - get an animal - do what makes you happy - do what makes you, you!
Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Apr 26, 2015
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Its okay to think about him/her, especially when for some time they were a really important part of your life. Giving yourself a chance to grieve is important. Taking steps towards self care is more important than trying to avoid thinking about things, however spending time with friends, doing hobbies etc can help a great deal.
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