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, University Chic Staff January 22, 2007 - 11:08am.  Comment
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Unless you've got an icebox where your heart used to be(like Omarion), breaking up is never easy. If you were in a long term relationship, it's even more complicated because you've got the seperation of the "stuff" and the mutual friends and...well it's a mess. Not to mention the urge to smash the radio with a sledgehammer everytime you and your ex-love's song is playing. Fortunately, you can endure this cycle without totally losing your mind.You will need an outlet. Try your best to surround yourself with positive people and things. Map out your future goals, and immerse yourself in work and academics. And if you're a little bitter, there's no better revenge than rising up and becoming successful. Though this is all easier said than done, remember that everything happens for a reason. And if you aren't buying the philosophical spiel, check out this article for some solid tips: Surviving the Break Up Blues.
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My advice is to forget about him/her and love yourself! This can be difficult though; I would know! Just try to keep your mind busy with other things so you don't drown in your thoughts of the break up.
This works for me: GOING PSYCHO! If you convince your ex that you're crazy he (or she if you like that kinda thang) won't EVER talk to you....and that's healing to me!
That's a pretty funny idea! Maybe that movie How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days could actually work as nonfiction! There's only one problem with your advice though- it wouldn't work on someone who actually is crazy! Chances are that's probably the only time that an ex would refuse to leave you alone anyway.
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