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It's been like, four days of NC.
You're trying to force yourself to feel better. It doesn't work like that.
It was a full month of absolutely zero contact, not even a hint, before I stopped thinking about my ex so much. You need time to grieve and heal, as lame as that may sound. Give yourself time, and as for girls, so what if they're not rocket scientists? Just fuck anything that offers itself on a plate, it helps.
Yeah, I know that's true. I'm just tired of dealing with it. You know what's funny, is that before this goddamn relationship I felt like I was the man. I've been closing girls repeatedly this whole year, and I have a lot going on for myself. But, for whatever reason, I got a bad case of oneitis for this girl. I sometimes get kinda mad at myself because she's not even close to being the greatest. When I met her, I was trying to close her roommate, but then the roommate fell asleep so I got stuck with her. And at the time, I remember thinking she wasn't even in my league. As I said in one of my earlier posts, she's like a 7, maybe an 8, when she's dressed up, and she doesn't have that great of a personality. She's sarcastic, selfish, unaffectionate, and uncaring.
I've been giving myself time to grieve and adapt to the life change. I just wrote a few hours ago that I wasn't going to drink until New Year's Eve, but the shit was creeping up on me a while ago so I had to make a beer run. I don't like that alcohol helps with this breakup shit, but it really does. I feel like I'm abusing my body, but honestly it's the only way the ache truly goes away. I've been reading that alcohol after a breakup is not a good idea, but I feel like if it keeps me from breaking NC then what's the issue? I know that in a few weeks when this withdrawal phase is over, I'll be proud that I didn't beg her to come back; and alcohol really is a magical drug for helping forget someone. I'm taking it that you'll approve as you wrote taking time to grieve after a breakup is healthy, and every dude grieves in his own way?