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Getting Over a Breakup
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this post was submitted on 18 Jul 2023
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I have. But it took literal years, I think about 3 or 4 years to completely get over it.
That's a very long time.
It can be. But also don't be hard on yourself if it does take a while. It's okay if it does. It's also not as intense for as long.
Maybe a therapist would be helpful as somebody you can vent to and help you through it.
Thanks, I have an appointment next month. It's tough in the interim.
Glad to hear! Hopefully you find it helpful (if not find someone else).