Quote (Kamahl16 @ Jul 15 2017 01:37am)
Saw on her facebook she's "in a relationship".
It stings, friends. It stings. I wish I didn't give a fuck and was stronger than to be checking her shit every now and then but loneliness at 2 am is a Hell of a drug.
It'll take time man. As you can see, women never know what they want; my mother was the same way. She bounced through many relationships after her and my old man split, but ultimately, I had to stop judging her and let her live her life.
Your ex is doing the same thing - not taking time to evaluate the havoc, or what she wants. She's just searching in her own way. The woman's way of another relationship stemming from emotional choices.
I would consider just putting Facebook on hold a little bit. It's nice to see old faces and political propaganda and exchange memes, but it hurts when you scroll down and see the things like that which you have. I personally went through a pretty bad break-up and haven't been on Facebook since. Almost 3 years now, and it's nice to get a call out of the blue from someone who cares and asks why I stopped chiming in on people's posts.
The funny part is no one really cares, because aside from exchanging pictures of ourselves and pretending who we are behind mask A, we're alone with our family under mask B, and in reality, we embody mask C. Mask being our guise. We have to take care of ourselves first; peace with self and onto peace with others. Including enemies and old flames.
It's an old Japanese adage my old man adopted - A for others, B for friends, C for self. Start back at C and figure out who you are my friend. Ignore the pain and if you really loved her, appreciate her. Love is not about possession between humans. It is about appreciation.
You can still be proud and strong and appreciate the times you had, and that will make time and the next few nights a bit easier. Take solace in the fact you can care deeper than you realize. Days and weeks and months and years later, you'll still refer to this relationship in an almost scripture-like manner as you develop your own subjective opinion to help friends, coach the youth and offer wisdom to your kin.
Chin up. Chest out. Take a deep breath of air, and drink in the agony. Life demands you be above it. Don't let it sting so much. Be mentally tough and harden your resolve. Not your heart.
This post was edited by Anton24 on Jul 15 2017 11:07am