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26 Mar
What do I do to help with my heart being broken so bad?
I've invested so much of myself in him. I wanted him to love me and he acted like he liked me at many times during the 2.5 years we worked together. Though we never did anything physically, I formed a bond with him because I've been and am single — and had quiet hope that he'd like me, one day. This sort of daydreaming got me by some bad days and nights, and gave me some more reason to carry on.
I know — office romances is a no-no, but I was being hopeful and getting caught up in the hope that one day I'd win him over. With girlfriend, who I learned about, who I also learned lives with him and does not work (he supports her — what a life!), I just feel ugly and feel that I'll never be loved. I'm 37 and never had a "real" boyfriend. I just never felt confident or pretty, and still feel that I'm not like other girls (and am frustrated about it).
It's like the song from the 70s, "At 17" — "I learned the truth at seventeen, that love was meant for beauty queens. And, high school girls with clear-skinned smiles, who married young and then retired….And those of us with ravaged faces, lacking in the social graces, desperately stayed at home inventing lovers on the phone…."
Yeah, I can relate. When no guys are into you and you're working like a dog to make ends meet, your life seems pointless to continue. What hope do you have for the future? It's just getting by and then getting rejected by the opposite sex when a social event comes around. It's the heartbreak you see when couples are together and you have no one. It's when someone plays you and looks at you in a special way — just to realize that it's a game; all pretend.
I have me in this world, and you can't really enjoy things when you're alone. You grow distrustful of others — friends, possible boyfriends — you think that how could anyone like me after so much time has passed, and why do they when no one else had before?
I'm heartbroken today and didn't want this inevitable day to come. To know that someone is so happy with the guy I fell for — is just too much. I don't know how I could recover. My life seems so bleak and non-existent.
Can someone help me?
5 Responses for "What do I do to help with my heart being broken so bad?"
match. com or eharmony
date other people and dont communicate with him
im a 13 yr old girl so i dont know if u wanna take advice from me: but if your still working with him stop lokk for new job(s) and get over him ur 37 so…ur still young ….dare are plenty of guys for you and your at a gu age to start dating and stuff u no so go out 2 clubs get drunk and live life 2 da fullest dont let 1 guy bring you down and if u cnt go around and make him jeolus flirt around with other co workersuntil he cant stand it no more or just tell him how u fell in body language kay Source(s): my heart
my hubby left 2.5 yrs ago and it still hurts. the only thing you can do is take one day at a time, allow yourself to cry, and make a decision to be happy no matter what life throws your way. i learned to cry out to God during my weakest moments, knowing He is always their to listen and not judge. a cup of hot cocoa and some old stooges re-runs help too.
I have had my heart broken MANY times by people who I fell for but they didn't feel the same way. One was a girl I worked with. What I did was I asked to be put in another section. Once my position was switched, I cut off all communication. Eventually I found someone that occupied my mind and put all my focus on her. Eventually, my feelings for the other person faded into a friendship. A part of me still loves her and perhaps always will.A person should love you for who you are and not for looks or what you have/don't have. A relationship should come naturally. If you have to work for it from the beginning, chances are it's not worth pursuing. I know you want to be loved, but like I've told many (female) friends, don't push/force yourself on someone you're interested in, you're just looking for trouble. If a guy wants to truly be with you, he'll let you know. You're time for love will come. When it does, grasp and cherish it. In the meantime, occupy your time with things you like to do whether it's arts and crafts, sports…etc. Focus on things that make you happy and don't involve memories of him. Who knows? You just may find Mr. Right while participating in your favorite activities.
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