QUOTE(kesvani @ Sep 12 2024, 02:03 AM)
How to move on from someone we have attachment/love/like to. Dont said those generic like. Dont know how long gonna go on like this. All this years depress due to loneliness. Now depress due to love even though got someone being so nice and already with me so long but have no feel to her yet gaslighting her. My feeling to her is more caring own families rather than love
-Delete photos(I can't do it as i know i might never see her again so photo is very precious)
-Keep ourself busy, go gym. Tried it but it just a cover. When night comes basically cant sleep cause when mind empty, all sort of though/memories rushing into my head instead
I know the feeling might fade but i also know it will never go away.
I'll tell you a true story about the Vietnam veterans of which the U.S waged a war back in the 1960s.
This was something real that's happened back in the past btw, and it's up to you to decide if you really want to commit and change. And what happened was that the Vietnam vets were found to be addicted to heroin and other sort of drugs, and a vast majority of them all were doing so.
Due to the pain and mental agony that the soldiers had to live in, longing for peace, love, and rejoicing for better times that they resorted to using all these.
But you can imagine what these soldiers were going through ----- leaving their society, friends and family to fend and conquer a backward country's wilderness. There were times that their comrades who they were just talking alongside with the day before, the minute before, or someone who has gone through difficult times with you to have just perished in the day or night - whether by ambush or gun firing, or even just moments ago to put it into context.
There were also times when they would lose their limbs, organs and stuff, and would have to endure being disabled for the rest of their lives.
Add that to the mental trauma that they had to endure.
So they all went into all sorts of drugs, and I really mean most of the soldiers, and this was found by the U.S administration. They then decided to create a program or pass a law to recall these soldiers back to rehabilitate them.
To the scientists' shocking discovery, in a time where they thought if you ever had to use and abuse drugs, the general consensus was that you are f---ed for life. No matter what, you are just f---ed for life. You are just done and there is no turning back. Your brain is fried and you are a hollow shell of your normal life. But to their absolute shock, what they found was that their scientific belief was absolutely wrong.
Apparently, as they recall these soldiers back, a huge majority of them was successfully rehabilitated as though their addiction vanished out of thin air overnight. It was somehow a miracle to their times and beliefs then.
Further studies found was that it was the environment that subconsciously and primarily influences your habits.They found that if you would like to change any of your habits, the first and foremost thing you have to do is to change your ambience, and this influences your behaviour and altogether thinking.
So what can we relate back into a heart break?
You already know the answer.