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posted 11/11/2008 9:33:17 PM |
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Here is a little something for those of you who have trouble moving on from a broken relationship.


Step 1) Accept responsibility. Even if your role was small, you had a role in either the breakup, or prolonging the inevitable breakup.

Step 2) Forgiveness. Whether it be forgiving yourself, or them, this part is the most crucial.

Step 3) Face reality. You and that person weren't meant to be together. Accept that as a fact. This is often the hardest step for those with dependency issues.

Step 4) Take time to yourself. This is vital. A key in preventing a "rebound" relationship that turns into one dead end relationship after another.

Step 5) Look forward, not backwards. This is easy once you've accomplished steps 3 and 4. Find someone who you can really connect with. Make sure they see the real you, and not what you think they'll like.


And now that you've seen the 5 easy steps to moving on, you are free to look elsewhere for advice. Because if I actually knew what I was talking about, I wouldn't be single.

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Comments:
fenderchick

Nov 11 @ 9:37PM  
Cute....


I have some questions...Can I email you?
poeticcougar

Nov 11 @ 9:40PM  
Look forward, not backwards.
but but I'm a mom and everyone KNOWS we have eyes in the back of our heads
kjac

Nov 11 @ 9:43PM  
but but I'm a mom and everyone KNOWS we have eyes in the back of our heads

Wouldn't that make doggie-style pretty awkward?
missliss78

Nov 11 @ 9:45PM  
As I was reading, I was thinking...."If only these "steps" were as easy as they read."
Then I got to this:
And now that you've seen the 5 easy steps to moving on, you are free to look elsewhere for advice. Because if I actually knew what I was talking about, I wouldn't be single.

And now I'm
scorpiogirl36

Nov 11 @ 10:04PM  

Step 1) Accept responsibility. Even if your role was small, you had a role in either the breakup, or prolonging the inevitable breakup.
imlost2

Nov 11 @ 11:37PM  
How I agree with Scorp, accept the responsibility, you picked the person to start with, and so you had something to do with the relationship, either at the beginning or the ending. Try not to bash................end it responsible they just weren't for you. tc Lost
vinnytmd

Nov 11 @ 11:52PM  
kjac - here is another way to move on. I tried it a few times and it was just as bad as doing nothing.


Leave scratch marks and have at least a few of your own (no bruises - these low level cuts can occur during your make up sex attempt)

Apply snot all over your lapel and sleeve (this can be real or fake - the affect is the goal)

Be sure that each party has at least one piece of furniture that has been ruined (large framed objects count)

You MUST have a minimum of one hole in the wall (this can be any room, door count)

Be sure to have cussed out at least one of your ex's friends or family members - (this helps seal the deal)

Never - I repeat NEVER go to a couples Therapist (they blame everything on both of you as if you didn't know this and charge big bucks for nothing)

If you have not achieved these goals - go back together again for the sole purpose of doing it right.


I hope this helps
KAOS2007

Nov 12 @ 5:31AM  
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