dealing with ex’s

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I been broken up with my ex for about 3 years now if not more. during the time we dated she cheated on me many many times. I’ve hated her for this but yet I still have feeling for her. I don’t talk to her,see her as much or think about her(much). But when I see her walking a lone,with friends or even holding hands with her current boy friend I get this weird mix feeling deep in my gut. I know it’s not jealousy,hate or anger it’s like weird un-easy feeling. does anyone else get this weird feeling when dealing with ex’s? is it normal?

Category: asked May 6, 2014

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Be an Alpha Male and grab her by the wrists. No matter how much she cries, force your mediocre penis into her vagina. Make it hurt.When the job is done, return to me. I have placed $1000 on this mission.
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This is normal, don't worry. A lot of my friends who've gone through break ups under similar circumstances have felt the same way. It's not easy, but it happens. But you mustn't try to get into a relationship with her again if that is what you are thinking. People who cheat tend to keep cheating, its never a one time deal/
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isn't that called rape
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I had a really nasty breakup two years ago, and I decided that I was literally going to pretend that the person I had loved had died. I went through a mourning period, which wasn't great. Got pretty trashed for a few weeks, then it became easier to treat her like a completely different person. Everyone has different ways of dealing with it, but that was mine. Try to be civil and respectful that your ex is their own person now, as you are yours. Try to find something to distract yourself, maybe put some physical distance between the two of you for a while, to see if that helps?
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This is because you think you have lost something which is pleasure, all emotions are due to something. So when we see something which is no longer in our lives or don't have connection to it causes us pain. Don't wait for someone to tell you observe yourself in your every day life you will find it there, the entirety. The understanding of the entirety of how fear comes about is the end of sorrow.
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I feel the same way around my exes sometimes. There'll always be some sort of emotion tied to them, especially if they cheated on you. Basically, she's her own person, and you're your own. I have something similar when I see my first ex, and it's usually when we're in class and I catch his eye. It's either make a big show out of the fact that you're all right, or ignore it all together.