Hello! I'm sending you a hug.
I'm glad you asked for help. I hope my advice helps.
We often can't let go of someone because we're trying to fulfill an emotional need that we haven't met in a different way.
When you miss a friend, try to think about what you needed and wanted from them. This is something you can learn to do for yourself.
What do you think?
Also, try to see if you blame yourself for the breakup. If you don't, you'll still feel guilty and blame yourself.
The key to changing your situation is to grow. Also, be more objective about why you separated.
The end of a relationship is the result of two people interacting. There is always something that could have been done better.
Try to be aware of what you did well and where you fell short. Then, learn and grow to improve yourself and manage relationships better.
You should also work on your weaknesses as you grow. This will help you be happy and healthy.
I'm Lily, a Q&A Pavilion listener. I love the world and you.


Comments
I can totally relate to how painful this feels. It's like a part of you is missing, and seeing her just emphasizes that loss. The old days seem so far away now. I wish there was a way to bridge that gap again.
It sounds like you're carrying a lot of hurt inside. Maybe it would help to talk to her about your feelings. Expressing what you're going through might open up a path for healing and understanding between you two.
The intensity of your emotions shows how much she meant to you. Sometimes, taking a step back and focusing on selfcare can give you the strength to deal with these feelings. Try to find peace within yourself first.
This must be incredibly tough for you. Holding onto the past can be comforting but also painful. Could finding new ways to connect or making new friends help ease some of the sadness you feel?
Missing someone this deeply can make life challenging. Have you thought about writing her a letter? Even if you don't send it, putting your thoughts on paper could offer some closure or clarity on how you feel.