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    BrokenHeart2
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    This is in relation to my abandoning mom post.
    Keep in mind, I am not wanting this girl back in any way, shape, form, or fashion. The reason why it’s going to take a while to completely heal from this is because of the chemistry we had from the first day we met. I have not bonded that way w/ a female in quite some time, but I am also viewed as the bad guy to her parents?
    What I’m wondering is, how can someone put me through the ringer like that when there was so much chemistry, or was it part of her evil plot the whole time?

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    Yes, you had chemistry with this woman, but she was totally wrong for you. Chemistry isn’t everything. It’s a lot. But often, it’s just a starting point. (And sometimes, it comes later in the relationship.) Finding a woman who is going to make you feel loved, excited and supported is about more than just chemistry. You need chemistry, but you need other things, too.

    I know you’re hurt, but you’re going to be fine. It’s better to feel the pain than to suppress it and have it crop up in some dysfunctional way at some other time. You should take whatever time you need to get over the break up, but don’t wallow. Feel your pain, figure out what it was about this woman you broke up with that attracted you and how you took a wrong turn on the way to this last relationship, and at the same time, take care of yourself. Get out there and go to the gym, do your job, see your friends and family and anyone who makes you feel supported and healthy. Get yourself a new haircut, some new clothes — and basically take good care of you. But then it’s time to move on.

    When you’re ready, get back out there, and start dating and looking for someone who’s really right for you. You might want to check out my book, Date Out Of Your League, which will help you find women who you thought were out of your league, and make a relationship work with them! You can click on the Dating Advice Books link at the top of the page, scroll down, and you’ll see instructions for ordering the book. It might be a good read for you now while you’re getting over your break up and getting ready to move on.

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    Serena Vale
    Member #382,699

    Chemistry is powerful, but it doesn’t mean someone is healthy or right for you. You can have intense chemistry with someone who still hurts you, confuses you, or lets others paint you as the villain.

    This wasn’t some evil plot. It’s more likely she didn’t know herself well enough, or didn’t have the backbone to stand up to her parents or handle the situation honestly. That doesn’t make her evil, it makes her unavailable.

    What hurts most isn’t her, it’s the bond you felt and how suddenly it broke. That’s normal.

    Take the chemistry for what it was, a connection, not a promise. Then let it go. Focus on grounding yourself, not replaying her motives. Closure comes from moving forward, not figuring her out.

    You’ll be okay. Chemistry will happen again , next time with someone who can actually meet you where you are.

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