Same with me. I have a new attitude to life after disappointments and sad events. Instead of getting depressed I got positive, enjoying the life, I don't get stressed over the things which stress the other people, I feel free.Originally posted by Rhonda:I've seen and heard of too many sad real-life stories of people dumping people, people making use of people, people dumping their fiance(es) at the altar... it's enough to send one into a spiral of depression and hopelessness.
However, recently, I've had a sense of quiet peace and acceptance wash over me... For me, the time has come to end a chapter and open an entirely new chapter. I've discovered how much my current job has subdued me. In order to get along with my colleagues and be as much a part of the work culture as I possibly could, I have had to stifle a lot of 'me'. I've almost forgotten the real 'me' but it's slowly re-surfacing again now.
I was happy being single. I was also happy being attached. I guess whatever our situation is, we should just make the most of it and live as wholesome a life as we possibly can.
For a long while, I kinda 'lost it' and started to wander around, without direction. I guess I've pulled myself out of the depths and now, am steering my ship back on course. I feel like I want to be single for now, there's so much to do and achieve and should I meet the one, well and good, if not, I'm still the captain of my ship! I'm glad that I march to my own drumbeat and I've never felt that biological clock nor that pressure to get married by a certain age, and woe to those who try to impose that on me!
I feel sorry for your friend who has been dumped, and I wish her well. Sometimes, we feel as if we are buried under a ton of dirt and we just want to disappear off the face of earth... but hang in there... slowly but surely, one can always inch one's way out of the muck. Always. That's the basic promise of life itself - hope.
Please be there for your girlfriend, she really needs the support now. I always think back and bless my friends, esp SL, who stuck by me everytime. Let her cry, let her whine, let her repeat her story over and over again... she needs to do that... and soon, she'll be ready to embark on the journey of forgetting and moving on.
I wish her well.
Greenpeace would praise you.Originally posted by donchoo:We are all more all less recycled products here. Been dumped or rejected before. Take it easy, life goes on
Nah nah nah, don't be so negative, even sad things can be seen with humour.Originally posted by Ferret:What else did you expect insensitive guys to say ?
I usually look on the bright side of life, else I'll be dead a long long time backOriginally posted by thinkdifferent:Nah nah nah, don't be so negative, even sad things can be seen with humour.
I dont think so... If you got dumped, usually its because the relationship isnt working out in the first place but you are still hanging on and mayhaps hoping for a miracle. It's just that the other partner chose to end it first, thus shattering all hopes that you might have cherished and causing you much grief and despair.Originally posted by SilverRevo:would anybody actually be glad that your gf/bf dumped you?
I felt this way for one particular relationship...
the first few feelings was really horrible ... detachment ... disappointed ...
after a while , I started thinking , she wasn't so great after all ...
I've seen the flaws before and accepted them ...
after being dumped ... somehow these flaws tells me that , perhaps it was a release from these bondings ...
then , sadisticity (no such word) took over ...
I actually thought that " Glad it's over , thank heaven I didn't stick around"
I dunno. If me and my gfs are upset, we usually go drinking >_<"Originally posted by thinkdifferent:Hey fellows, I have been in the same situation. The humour helps me to move on. Ofcourse it's not funny for the persons who are suffering, but when they get over it, maybe the humour helps them to see the bright side of the life.
The other possibility - be depressed and mourning. Will that help anyone?
We should be there for those who are going through hard times, be sensitive to them and support them and help them to see the life with positive eyes again, to move on though it might take some time. Ofcourse not playing the clown when they are crying and mourning.
i've always been the one who gets dumped.Originally posted by SilverRevo:have anybody maintained a record of never mentioning breakup?
both times my relationship , the girl initiates
must be something wrong with me ...
Originally posted by donchoo:We are all more all less recycled products here. Been dumped or rejected before. Take it easy, life goes on
Originally posted by thinkdifferent:Greenpeace would praise you.
Haiz... if something's said, the person's insensitive.Originally posted by stellazio:and what bout girls telling guys after they ditch them..
"i'm sure u can find a better one den me"...this is rubbish..