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Since: 02-12-06
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Posted on 05-09-06 03:16 AM Link
I fell in love with the only girl I ever liked, the only one who was ever nice to me. We went our seperate ways yesterday though and now I feel so empty. Nothing really feels like its worth it anymore. Why do I feel like this?


(edited by Danielle on 05-10-06 09:00 PM)
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Posted on 05-09-06 03:38 AM Link
You're only 15. I went through a shockingly similar experience at that age and, while I regret painting myself as some sort of wizened elder, I really do just have to advise you to get over it. It hurts, yeah. It really hurts, and it really sucks. And, if someone came up to me and told me to get over it, I would've been terribly angry. But, if you can muster the strength to just look past your current emotions and understand that you'll heal within two, maybe three weeks from now, you'll see that it's not really a big deal. That's not what you want to hear - hell, it's definitely not what I wanted to hear when I was 15 and I was beating myself up over a girl - but it's reality.
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Posted on 05-09-06 06:24 AM Link
Yeah, sometimes stuff like this happens, and yeah, it doesn't matter if you're 15 or 25.

The thing to do is to concentrate on what else is going on in your life. There ARE other things going on in your life that are good and worth your time and attention, it's just at the moment you might be having trouble remembering what they are.

So, have a look around you. What's going on? Anything happening with your friends at the moment? Going out anywhere? Work to do, etc? Games you haven't had the time to play, books to read, etc? Get out there and do it!

It's one thing to say "get over it", but really there's no easy way to just "get over" something. In the meantime, just keep yourself busy, keep yourself social and give yourself lots of fun stuff to do. In time you'll feel better.
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Since: 11-19-05
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Posted on 05-09-06 07:03 AM Link
Originally posted by Tarale
It's one thing to say "get over it", but really there's no easy way to just "get over" something.
Absolutely. When I found myself in similar straits, the consensus among my friends was that I should simply put it behind me, but it's not easy. To be honest, I just sulked around the house for a few days. And, I'm still alive today, so it must've worked .

Edit because straights does not equal straits.


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Posted on 05-09-06 10:58 PM Link
It's just harder when it's the only girl who was ever nice to me. All the other girls I meet are total bitches, yet this girl was nice enough to distance herself from her friends to be with me.


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Posted on 05-09-06 11:02 PM Link
It sounds like you were infatuated more than in love, simply because she showed you a courtesy you've never seen from a girl thus far.
Like SS said, you will be able to move on from this. Sure, it sucks now, but it's not the end of the world. There will be other girls, I promise you.
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Posted on 05-09-06 11:17 PM Link
(Sigh)...

Love bites. With sharp, pointy fangs.


(edited by Danielle on 05-10-06 08:59 PM)
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Posted on 05-09-06 11:32 PM Link
Fangs, claws, chainsaws... lots of things. I know it hurts, but... life's not over. I'm not going to tell you just to get over it; nor am I going to tell you to try to fill in the gap with something else. You mainly just have to remember that life still has meaning; you can still have happiness.

Just... be really careful. Situations like this are the ones in which people tend to be the most vulnerable.
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Posted on 05-10-06 10:02 AM Link
Hmmm... my suggestion wasn't so much about "filling a gap", it's about....

Generally nothing can actually really fill a gap left behind by a person who has made a significant impact upon your life. They will always be there in your heart. Everybody who touches your life in a profound way will leave such a mark on your heart. Usually such things wind up being a good thing... although it may not feel so at a time like right now.

Keeping yourself busy while you're still hurting is a way of coping. It's okay to hurt, but if you're always caught up in those feelings you can get overwhelmed by them. If you're doing other things, you have opportunities to take your mind off of it, to give yourself some rest from the sadness. Not to mention it means that you will stay on top of anything you need to as well, like schoolwork or other life commitments.

If you focus always on what's upsetting you, it can take control, and you can get overwhelmed by it. If you're able to remember -- even in difficult times -- to have balance in your life, chances are things will be easier for you to deal with, whether its relationship things, financial stuff, or whatever Life has decided to throw at you.

And make sure you have friends around to give you a pep talk when you're feeling really crappy
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Posted on 05-10-06 09:16 PM Link
Thanks guys. I probably won't be able to get over this gitl fo a while, but at least it's not the end of the world. Maybe there will be another...
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Posted on 05-10-06 09:42 PM Link
You are human, its only natural to feel this way. It'll pass, but I know at this time you don't believe me.

Hey, the best feelings that are out there can make you feel like shit. But when you feel like shit and that happy feeling returns, it makes it feel that much better.
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Every woman I've ever met in my life (that I can recall) has been... truthfully, a complete and utter bitch to me. My mum starts off as the prime example. She is evil incarnate herself. Then from my group of friends, I've seen some pretty disturbing things from the girl side of the group. Stuff that makes you shake your head and wonder, "What the hell is wrong with these people?"

So, I pretty much go day to day witnessing one travesty after another. There is one girl though. She is brilliant, funny, kind, warm, and caring. Thing is, she lives in England. I spend a lot of time chatting to her over MSN (well, I did, until I told her that I loved her and never logged on again... but let's not go there today (laughs)). I guess the point I'm trying to get across here, before I blew all my help-giving credability, is that...

Well, you should be happy that you had her company. Remember her with fondness. Just because she's moved away doesn't mean that you have to forget about her, or that you have to deny ever having liked her. Just know that she is gone now, and it is time to move on. That doesn't mean you have to put aside the impact she has had on your life. You do have to make sure it doesn't strike you immobile though. It's a tricky balance, but you seem to be doing alright.

Hang in there.
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Posted on 07-14-06 12:30 AM Link
I can somewhat relate to your pain. Heh... love is a fickle thing. Also, fate has a way of controlling you, though you have control over your feelings. My first girl left me after I leanred her horrible truth.

The bitch tore my heart and left me in the darkness. Heh... never thought I woudl find another girl like her again, then I met Kristi, who today is my wife.

I guess all I can say is that even if pain torments you, you should move on, and know that you still have other chances. One day the right girl will enter your life...
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Posted on 07-14-06 12:32 AM Link
In the future guys, let's check thread dates... I'm sure he's over said girl by now.
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