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The fact that you are asking this question indicates a healthy and positive attitude.

First, without blame to any side  review what were the factors that you feel caused you and your partner to separate. If you honestly feel that some of the onus was on you then you have something to correct. If you also feel that there is no chance for a reconciliation close the door and get on with your life. This was not a failure but an opportunity to learn from it, although it ws painful. I wish you many opportunities to develop a new and more positive relationhip in the future


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It's not the mountain we conquer... but ourselves

I think that the only way to move on is to be strong within yourself and to trust that you are a good person, and that you deserve someone better for you.  When you feel ready, go out and have fun, date others, and never forget about your past relationships, because these are the best learning lessons for what you should look for in the future. 


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Take it one day and one night at a time.  Fill your days and nights with activities that you enjoy and that nurture you.  Buy yourself some flowers to brighten up your room or delve into a left behind project that perhaps you ignored when in the relationship. 

Perhaps stop thinking of it as a failure also.  Maybe during the time you were together, it was perfect for you both.  And maybe now it is perfect to go on and find what new adventures life has in store for you.  The only failure, I think, would be in not learning from this and filling your days with regret. 

Focus on what you like in life each day.  Each time the regret thought comes, flick the switch in your brain and make yourself think of something happier.  Perhaps even say "I release you to your higher good as I go on to my own" and know that a relationship does not have to last forever to be a success in many ways.  No relationship lasts forever anyway in the physical realm. 

Know that you are a complete person in and of yourself whether you are in a relationship or not. 


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Well,Since I have had the same issues in my past of failed relationships.I can tell you one thing,start thinking of yourself.I can help guide you through this problem you are having if you would please click the link I've provided below.Thank you for your time

 

 

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i always try to help those who need good adviceSmile

you hurt for awhile but just remind yourself there are more fish in the sea and there is always something better out there and always think of yourself and how you fell


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