don't worry. somewhere there is someone for you, waiting to meet you. go out and let him find you. you'll be happy again, trust me.
2006-12-29 08:51:10
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answered by maya 4
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Honey, you're not old, you're just feeling sad. My niece is 31 and still looking for Mr. Right. It's better to be safe than sorry. Though it's sad that you're broken-hearted, it might have been worse if you had married. And, though things seem dark right now, and it feels like you'll never fall in love again, I can only give you advice that I've given others. Take this time to do a self-inventory on yourself. Is there something you can improve? Are there things you need to do, places to go, classes to take? While making plans for the future, you'll never know who might come strolling into your life. Take a class. Join an organization. Volunteer. Get involved in your community. When you start getting yourself out there, you expose yourself to other situations that you've never been in before. You also expose yourself to other people that you would have never come across before. When you immerse yourself in making a better community, or helping those who can't help themselves, it makes you feel better about yourself. It gives you more confidence, and that often becomes the thing that draws other people to you. As long as you draw breath, you'll always have a chance at love. <*)))><
2006-12-29 08:59:55
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answered by Sandylynn 6
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You need to start going out and meeting other guys! If you sit at home and think about the ex all the time then your definitely not going to get over the break up anytime soon. And also at 26 you are definitely not too old to get out there and date! The only way that you won't have another chance at finding someone new is if you keep telling yourself that. That type of attitude projects out to other people around you and they pick up on the bad vibes that you're feeling. You should take yourself out to a salon, get a new hair style and a manicure and pedicure and plan a Girls Night Out with some friends and party your a** off! Smile lots, make eye contact with guys you think are cute and if you're feeling really gutsy talk to some of them. And then one day when you least expect it you'll meet another guy.
2006-12-29 08:59:04
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answered by Anonymous
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I am so sorry to hear what you are going through. 26 is not old.
I went through the same situation at 28. I loved my bf. I saw a feature with him. I even started to wonder how our children would look like. Then after 6 months of dating..he stopped calling. After not hearing from him I finally got an e-mail telling me that he was leaving for Europe and we could no longer be together. I will never forget it. I was at work and had to run to the ladies room because I could not stop crying. Only time will heal your heart.
What I did to get over him was what eventually helped me find my current love. I went out with a bunch of guys for coffee and friendship; nothing more. Eventually my friend became more and now I am with my love of 2 years.
Hold on. It will get easier. Write in your journal. Talk to your friends. Cry in your room if you need to but remember, you will be ok. You may always have a place in your heart for him because I do not believe you ever forget someone your truly loved. However you will eventually be able to open up your heart again.
2006-12-29 09:04:23
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answered by A M 3
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Darlin'...26 isn't the end of the world. I've had more girlfriends since I've been 26 than before. I'm 32 now and with someone I'm hoping I'll be with forever, but even that isn't certain. The point is not to give up and keep yourself open...
Second point is...you're only old if you let yourself be. One of the things I liked about dating gals in their early 20's was that they were vibrant and spontaneous (I didn't like the fact that they were flakey, unreliable and unfocused), so act young. Don't let age get in the way of your youth.
2006-12-29 08:55:30
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answered by Krys Tamar 3
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Same thing happened to me a long time ago.I couldnt eat,couldnt sleep for over a year.All I can say is it takes a really long time.The best you can do is set goals for your professional life and try not to dwell.Allow your self some sad tears but only for a few minutes then shake it off.I am now married to someone who treasures me and somewhere out there is a person who will treasure you too.
Big hug
2006-12-29 08:53:15
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answered by Anonymous
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nicely, i'm interior a similar boat you're in. i think of that's as a results of fact we are mushy, and continuously searching for approval. i comprehend that no possible make you total, and that i comprehend that the region isn't suited, yet nevertheless can not basically "enable it bypass". i don't comprehend, is it the terror of failure, or that we are going to never experience this form lower back? I easily have not have been given any concept. in lots of different tactics i'm difficult as nails, i'd desire to care much less approximately ditching a chum that has worn me down, no looking lower back, no concern, no concerns, yet some relationships, there isn't any freakin way i'm movin' on, lol. it somewhat is totally almost like i'm formidable them to interrupt my heart in this form of way that's not questionable. Make any experience?
2016-10-19 04:34:36
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answered by valda 4
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26 is definitely not too old to keep dating. I think you should go out with friends to bars and clubs, have a good time. Don't stay locked in your house crying or wallowing in your pain, that'll only make it worse. Go out and have some fun. Sooner or later he'll be in the past.
2006-12-29 08:56:09
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answered by Anonymous
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No easy answers. You have to very intentionally go about focussing on life. Get active with friends, do not allow yourself to wallow, lay around the house or withdraw. You are young and there is still a huge world out there for you. You need to understand that you can be strong and you need to regain confidence. Discover who you are and learn to be happy and strong with that. Trust me, you are going to attract people. Do not allow your happiness to depend on someone else.
2006-12-29 08:54:22
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answered by toff 6
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26 is young...You will meet someone else but not sitting at home you need to plan some ladies nights with your friends. Maybe join a gym or something.
2006-12-29 08:52:19
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answered by drockfreak 3
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What you need to do is focus on yourself. I have found with past relationships that were hard to get over, is that you tend to think it's all your fault (what if I did something different, what's wrong with me?) If you focus on yourself, your self-esteem will raise and slowly but surely get over him and find another who will love you and soon you willl forget about this guy. It wasn't meant to be, there is somebody out there for you and they will love you more than you ever thought possible. Good Luck sweetie!
2006-12-29 08:58:02
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answered by Knome Lover 4
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