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Broke up, how to cope

LegacyUser · 2009-10-08 06:53:12

I just recently broke up with my girlfriend after over 8 years together. Things haven't been going well for a while and it hasn't hit me properly yet. I'm still a young lad and I don't have the urge to meet other people. Is this normal ? How do people cope with separating after such a long time ?

08-10-2009 6:53am

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I just recently broke up with my girlfriend after over 8 years together. Things haven't been going well for a while and it hasn't hit me properly yet.

I'm still a young lad and I don't have the urge to meet other people. Is this normal ?

How do people cope with separating after such a long time ?

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#2 08-10-2009 9:34am

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SINM wrote: »

I just recently broke up with my girlfriend after over 8 years together. Things haven't been going well for a while and it hasn't hit me properly yet.

I'm still a young lad and I don't have the urge to meet other people. Is this normal ?

How do people cope with separating after such a long time ?

Perfectly normal. Especially after 8 years. It will get easier with time

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