Infatuation Rules
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Missing someone happens naturally, and our bodies undergo changes because of it. Our body produces chemicals, and the production of those chemicals speeds up when we love someone. So, when we don't see that person anymore – when we've gone through a breakup – our body essentially experiences withdrawal.
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Read More »Valentine’s Day could be the worst of these, as many couples celebrate their love on this day. It’s very normal to miss a previous partner on Valentine’s Day. Perhaps you used to go out for a meal together, or even a little break away from home to celebrate the precious life you . It’s not just you who will feel this way, and especially if Valentine’s Day comes soon after your break up. It’s okay to feel like this. Try reaching out to friends and spending the holiday together. They will appreciate the company as well, and you might end up having more fun than you did while you were still in a relationship! Most people feel this way after a breakup. Everyone misses that person, that relationship. Science shows us that our bodies react naturally when a relationship ends – we can’t stop these reactions from happening. We can’t help it. It’s normal.
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Read More »Taking up a new sport could really help, as it’s an activity you could throw yourself into several times a week, and it will also allow you to meet other people. If sports are not for you, perhaps it’s time to find a new hobby or rekindle an old one. Maybe you’ll find that you love gardening, baking, or a craft, or even learning a new language! You could take lessons which will help you to further your skills, and this also gives you opportunities for making new friends. Create some achievable goals for yourself, so that you can set your sights on them. When you achieve your goals, you can get the same endorphin kick and sense of fulfillment that a relationship used to provide you with.
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