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Old Apr 2, 2007, 05:23 PM
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List of things to do after a breakup

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1. Volunteer
2. Take a class in something you're interested in
3. Learn a foreign language
4. Read a book on the best seller chart
5. Take up a sport (with friends is best) like Bowling or Golf
6. Call old friends and family members
7. Play some video games
8. Watch some movies
9. Join a gym
10. Learn how to speed read (good software is rocket reader)
11. Learn how to cook
12. Get a library card
13. Start a new savings account and make a bet with yourself on how much you can save
14. Take on a new project at work
15. Update your resume
16. Buy some new clothes
17. Buy that CD you've always wanted
18. Change the layout of your furniture
19. Go for walks
20. Answer questions on this website

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Old Jan 18, 2008, 10:06 AM   #31  
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Oh another fun game me and my friends came up with!!! (it doesn't matter if you're good at drawing or not) get some marker that you could put on a mirror and wipe off. Draw a pic of your ex on the mirror. Get a cup of water and some toilet paper and make paper wads. Dip them in the water and throw at the picture! This is a fun game that if done with friends can relieve stress, hurt, and even though you are throwing them at a drawing OF your ex it will make you not really think about them.... unless you are like me and my friends and throw the wads at different areas and discuss how he/she would react if they got hit there. it's great fun!!
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Old Jan 19, 2008, 09:35 PM   #32  
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Start working out, you not only are doing something to get her/him off your mind, but your getting into shape and healthy at the same time. Real ego/confidence boost.
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Old Jan 21, 2008, 08:38 PM   #33  
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Go to a pet store and hug a Dog
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Old Jan 23, 2008, 08:15 PM   #34  
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jeez.. what i had to do was.. volunteer at a animal shelter and study my butt off in school....knowing im moving up higher and making my life better...oh n i wrote in my journal.. having a journal is a great way to write ur feelings onto paper!

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Old Jan 23, 2008, 08:41 PM   #35  
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yes..it is.. i have been writing in my black and white notebook since i was 8. and im 21 now still writing away haha..
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Old Jan 23, 2008, 08:46 PM   #36  
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For me as a guy I never had a 'journal' id write poems or what not, but the first month post break up, i wrote everyday in a blue 100 page spiral till it was full. Now I just talk to people lol
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well thats great u wrote " in a blue 100 page spiral" haha. Yea i just found this list..thought it very nice.. very useful!
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Old Jan 28, 2008, 05:57 AM   #38  
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I've been writing poems for 5 years (since I was 12) It really is very helpful and enjoyable. So ya writing poetry helps alot. Although... most of my poems turn out depressing >.<
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29.)do something you hade never done before
30.) express your happiness on drawing, paitings etc. or listen to music
31.) do sometihng youve always wanted to do for a long time but this time have faith and believe this time you can do it!
32.) explore and see what life is like behind those walls which were blocking your way to the things oyu want to do.. in short.. HAVE FUN BUT ODNT RUIN IT BY adding sour to a sweet day :P
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I think a puppy would pass the time well. A dogs love is unconditional, plus you may meet new people taking your dog out to the park. Another thing to do is join a gym. Getting yourself back in shape will rebuild your confidence and help put on back on the right track.
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