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Nothing really is over it just no longer continues to be important for example you are dating this boy he is what you envisioned as your ultimate fantasy things go chaotic and nevertheless, you break up see the connection you once made doesn’t disappear it fades away and if you never made a connection then there was nothing started in the first place every person you have ever contacted any person you have kissed anybody who has a been a best friend is important but when you distant the connection modern term defriend ex boyfriend that person slowly vanishes into oblivion but the thing is it’s not over truly they aren’t important to bettering your life anymore
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Jun 17, 2014
Jun 17, 2014 at 9:37 AM UTC
not over!
I. Tell her you need to talk. Look her in the eyes, and tell her everything you've always wanted to tell her. Tell her all your thoughts - the good ones, the bad ones, the nasty ones, the irrelevant ones. Find a way to make the nasty ones less nasty. II. Unfollow her on social media, and defriend her on Facebook. Delete her number and all those pictures you took of her because you didn't want to forget. Forget. It's okay to cry over her. III. Change your favorite color from gold with olive specs (like her eyes) to just gold (like sunsets; like it was before you met her). Colors shouldn't be all about her anymore. They never should've been. You can cry about her. IV. Don't let the memories of her make you bitter. Don't drive past her house. Don't look for her on the street. Delete the playlist you complied with songs about her. If you see her, wish her the best but not to her. You can cry about her. V. Don't regret leaving her. Don't resent yourself for listening to her when she told you to leave; don't ask her to take you back. You can cry about her. VI. Pray she'll stop coming to you in your dreams and nightmares. Know she doesn't really miss you. She said it herself: she's happier now. Wish her the best. You can cry about her. VII. When people ask about her, speak of her how you would speak about someone who passed away. Only speak of her with love in your voice; speak of her how you did when you were in love with her. VIII. Realize you are no longer in love with her. You can cry about that. IX. Don't ever go back to her. Don't live in the memories. Don't cry about her anymore. Drink your favorite tea again because you like it a hell of a lot more than her favorite. Wear the perfume you have that smells like hers. Pretend the comfort of her exists without her. X. Repeat as necessary.
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Jul 7, 2016
Jul 7, 2016 at 11:52 PM UTC
How to Move On
I. Tell her you need to talk. Look her in the eyes, and tell her everything you've always wanted to tell her. Tell her all your thoughts - the good ones, the bad ones, the nasty ones, the irrelevant ones. Find a way to make the nasty ones less nasty. II. Unfollow her on social media, and defriend her on Facebook. Delete her number and all those pictures you took of her because you didn't want to forget. Forget. It's okay to cry over her. III. Change your favorite color from gold with olive specs (like her eyes) to just gold (like sunsets; like it was before you met her). Colors shouldn't be all about her anymore. They never should've been. You can cry about her. IV. Don't let the memories of her make you bitter. Don't drive past her house. Don't look for her on the street. Delete the playlist you complied with songs about her. If you see her, wish her the best but not to her. You can cry about her. V. Don't regret leaving her. Don't resent yourself for listening to her when she told you to leave; don't ask her to take you back. You can cry about her. VI. Pray she'll stop coming to you in your dreams and nightmares. Know she doesn't really miss you. She said it herself: she's happier now. Wish her the best. You can cry about her. VII. When people ask about her, speak of her how you would speak about someone who passed away. Only speak of her with love in your voice; speak of her how you did when you were in love with her. VIII. Realize you are no longer in love with her. You can cry about that. IX. Don't ever go back to her. Don't live in the memories. Don't cry about her anymore. Drink your favorite tea again because you like it a hell of a lot more than her favorite. Wear the perfume you have that smells like hers. Pretend the comfort of her exists without her. X. Repeat as necessary.
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Defriend me if I say something offensive, and refuse to retract. If the only thing that matters is my body- grant this courtesy. Defriend me if we see each other only for *** I don't have the time. Consider these thoughts, Not just a number or name, I'm worth more than this. You really aren't here, it's probably all a hoax we're drifting away.
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Dec 18, 2013
Dec 18, 2013 at 1:36 AM UTC
Defriend Me If...
So there you were. I had to get away from the kids who sat near me. I asked to leave and they stared with ***** eyes. I walked to the guidance office and came out holding back tears. I limped down the hall, And there you were. We lied that the principle had to see me And you Took care Of me. That was so long ago. We then fought over another someone who was a mutual friend. She experienced worse than what I had way back. And you choose her. Sometimes things end on their own. I don't fear independence I fear This happens to everyone I Befriend.
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Nov 7, 2015
Nov 7, 2015 at 12:28 AM UTC
Defriend
Friends are great thing To have Not to share your most desirable fantasies I am I can hold those thoughts And not throw up chunks I can tell you what is I can tell what gives You have to decide in the end Swipe right Or defriend
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Jan 8, 2019
Jan 8, 2019 at 10:18 AM UTC
Friends or Benefits