Post number #201657, ID: 959f68
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I fell for this guy and long story short, he didn't feel the same way. I thought I would be able to get over him, but it's been almost a year and I'm still thinking about him and missing him. How do I get over him permanently?
Post number #201918, ID: 77e2cf
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You can't
Post number #201946, ID: c067a2
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Find someone better
Post number #201952, ID: ef6af7
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>>959f68 almost a year filthy casual, see if you like them for at least 5 years before worrying about being over them
Post number #202099, ID: 5f0947
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>>201657 Unrequited love is always tough. If you're not over it, it likely means that you're not giving yourself opportunities to. Do you go out and socialize or do you stay at home and stew over things internally? Do you date, go out with friends, do anything active or have any goals for yourself? Living a busy or driven life can help assuage your sadness.
Post number #202569, ID: f141c6
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>>202099 Yeah, I usually go out with my friends on the weekends and I started talking with another guy.
Post number #202582, ID: c7bc07
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It will take time. There may come a point where you think you're over it, but you aren't and that revelation can be as unpleasant as the incident that happened in the first place. This is more of a 'get occupied with other things and let time sort it out' deal
Post number #202633, ID: 8b943a
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>>202582 This, OP. It takes time and eventually you just push them to a far corner of your mind. Sometimes things will remind you of them, but you won't just wipe your memory of them. You simply won't care as much one day.
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| I fell for this guy and long story short, he didn't feel the same way. I thought I would be able to get over him, but it's been almost a year and I'm still thinking about him and missing him. How do I get over him permanently?