16.Look at the bright side.
Instead of crying about the things you’ve lost, try to appreciate the things you’ve gained. According to relationship experts, you should try to eliminate the negative thoughts, such as: ‘I’ll never find someone else ever again,’ ‘I’ll never love again’ or ‘I’m not good enough’ and think about the positive aspects of the breakup.
If you never had time for your hobbies, now you’ll have plenty. Additionally, you get to spend more time with your friends, meet new people and make new memories. According to Lewandowski, you could start writing both the negative and the positive thoughts down, because research has shown that journaling is a great way to relieve stress and move on.
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