Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP must be a woman.
Yes. She said she has 'cried on and off'. That is very atypical for a man.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP must be a woman.
Yes. She said she has 'cried on and off'. That is very atypical for a man.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP must be a woman.
Yes. She said she has 'cried on and off'. That is very atypical for a man.
so is yoga![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP must be a woman.
Yes. She said she has 'cried on and off'. That is very atypical for a man.
Anonymous wrote:OP must be a woman.
Anonymous wrote:You are likely grieving what could have been.
Meaning the loss of a dream per say…..a projected future together.
Loss of anything sucks but loss of love/life is the worst. 💔
Try to do any + everything you can to focus on YOU right now.
Get plenty of rest, take daily walks and make sure you keep your house up.
Do not let yourself fall down the rabbit hole.
Shower daily and make sure you are drinking lots of water.
Most important: distraction.
Spend time in the company of other people.
Learn new things.
Participate in an old or new hobby.
Do not forget to focus on gratitude.
Someone, somewhere definitely has it much worse than you do.
Wishing you the best!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why am I feeling sad sometimes about a recent breakup? was dating someone I really liked. It was not long-term. We were only seeing each other for about four months. But I have days where I just am sad or will have a moment where I am sad. As an example, I went out somewhere tonight and passed a cafe where we had our first date, and I was suddenly sad. I was not as sad about ending a 23 year marriage as I am over this at times. And last Monday, I was actually depressed. I snapped out of it by the afternoon, but I cannot figure out what is happening. What, exactly, am I sad about? At first, when she told me she wanted to end out dating life, I felt rejected. I don't feel that anymore. Maybe it is just missing someone who was there, with whom I was intimate emotionally and physically and now they are not?
You opened your heart to someone and you miss them. That’s only natural. Give it a beat. Maybe you can resuscitate this.
Anonymous wrote:Why am I feeling sad sometimes about a recent breakup? was dating someone I really liked. It was not long-term. We were only seeing each other for about four months. But I have days where I just am sad or will have a moment where I am sad. As an example, I went out somewhere tonight and passed a cafe where we had our first date, and I was suddenly sad. I was not as sad about ending a 23 year marriage as I am over this at times. And last Monday, I was actually depressed. I snapped out of it by the afternoon, but I cannot figure out what is happening. What, exactly, am I sad about? At first, when she told me she wanted to end out dating life, I felt rejected. I don't feel that anymore. Maybe it is just missing someone who was there, with whom I was intimate emotionally and physically and now they are not?