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redhead44613
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Mon 06/23/08 04:22 PM
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Are the stages to getting over someone??
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Are the steps to getting over someone??
Look; a door, walk through it. "A door closes, but many others open." 
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Well there is a gun, a line with attached rock, a line with the loop, briges, towers, etc. Many ways
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I'd say shock, denial, realization, heartbreak and acceptance.
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Well there is a gun, a line with attached rock, a line with the loop, briges, towers, etc. Many ways
 not even funny dude!!!!!!!!
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Are the steps to getting over someone??
Look; a door, walk through it. "A door closes, but many others open."
magnificent!
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Have some friends and get out and flirt with some guys...flirt like crazy. It's a breath of fresh air. It's hard to stop thinking about an ex but you have to learn to put your thoughts towards something else. It's a slow process but you can do it.
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Have some friends and get out and flirt with some guys...flirt like crazy. It's a breath of fresh air. It's hard to stop thinking about an ex but you have to learn to put your thoughts towards something else. It's a slow process but you can do it. |
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Are the steps to getting over someone??
Look; a door, walk through it. "A door closes, but many others open."
magnificent!
I also agree 
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I'm inclined to agree with this, but pure anger has to fit somewhere in there - maybe after denial or before heartbreak?
I'd say shock, denial, realization, heartbreak and acceptance. |
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I'd say shock, denial, realization, heartbreak and acceptance. That's psychologically sound
I'd guess you're in stage four, but only you can know for sure. |
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When you think you're done with one stage ... well, it sneaks up on you ... kinda like grief; but I'm a firm believer in not trying to rush the process too much (obviously the length/depth of the relationship plays a HUGE role in the recovery) or you'll take a little bit of the negative residue into the next relationship.
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First stage. As long as you don't wake up thinking about him, comparing him to someone else, or whatever that makes you think of him. First stage. Second would be when you are not thinking about him as much. He wouldn't be a thought in your mind and you can be able to really enjoy single life. But, this is my opinion. I'm sure there are many great advices out there.
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I'm inclined to agree with this, but pure anger has to fit somewhere in there - maybe after denial or before heartbreak? I'd say shock, denial, realization, heartbreak and acceptance. VERY good point, anger should definitely be in there |
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Look this lady up on her website or in book stores. Lots of info on loss and the processes.
Elisabeth Kubler Ross Although she has a lot on dealing with death, a relationship break up has very similar symptoms. |
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Yep, gotta agree with SKPCG! It's grief, redhead, the same as any other grief - like a little death...anger, denial, bargaining, depression, acceptance.
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Im angry and depressed
 
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Im angry and depressed
A terrible combination. I've been there, I know how horrible that is
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I just dont understand why I am even feeling like this... it was only 3months.... I just wanna move on an get over this..
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