My relationship with my last girlfriend ended back in Feb after we had been together for 4 1/2 years and she ended it. At the end of the day and I realise looking back now that we had basicially grown apart and things had not been great for a while, but you could say that it really did hit me really hard at the time. I had to move back in with my Mum which felt really strange and for the first 2 days after we broke up it did not sink in at all, but then after that - it really sank in properly and it was horrible.
Indeed what I could describe the feeling was like being in a really really dark depressing place, and constantly thinking that what else have you got look forward to in life & never ever finding another girl again, but suicide never once crossed my mind.
Since breaking up, we have always still remained friends and kept in contact. I'd say that for me to get back to normal it did take a good couple of months, and as people kept telling me - time really is a great healer.
At the same time that we broke up as well, I was quite overweight and weighed over 15 stone. Instantly after we broke up, I completely lost my appetite for food - and this lasted for nearly 2 months, I didn't starve myself or anything drastic like that but I ate no where as near as I usually used to.
If anything, the break up and temporiarly loosing my appetite helped give me that kick up the arse to start loosing weight and in the March I joined the gym.
I think the main things that got me through after the end of the relationship was my good friends, family & the change in my lifestyle that I really needed i.e. the gym.
I've not got with anyone else since the relationship ended, which is now knocking over 6 months ago (damn, time has really flown by!) and the way I have felt for the last few months was that it's best for me to stay single for a while. If the right girl came along again anytime soon, I would go ahead and and go for it - but take it slow
Liam
Indeed what I could describe the feeling was like being in a really really dark depressing place, and constantly thinking that what else have you got look forward to in life & never ever finding another girl again, but suicide never once crossed my mind.
Since breaking up, we have always still remained friends and kept in contact. I'd say that for me to get back to normal it did take a good couple of months, and as people kept telling me - time really is a great healer.
At the same time that we broke up as well, I was quite overweight and weighed over 15 stone. Instantly after we broke up, I completely lost my appetite for food - and this lasted for nearly 2 months, I didn't starve myself or anything drastic like that but I ate no where as near as I usually used to.
If anything, the break up and temporiarly loosing my appetite helped give me that kick up the arse to start loosing weight and in the March I joined the gym.
I think the main things that got me through after the end of the relationship was my good friends, family & the change in my lifestyle that I really needed i.e. the gym.
I've not got with anyone else since the relationship ended, which is now knocking over 6 months ago (damn, time has really flown by!) and the way I have felt for the last few months was that it's best for me to stay single for a while. If the right girl came along again anytime soon, I would go ahead and and go for it - but take it slow

Liam



as i say, any advice/opinions would be good.