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Im feeling overwhelmed.Loneliness and guilt.Dont want to lose friends.
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Thank you Other Guy.
I know its for the best . But its hard . The temptation is to ring but maybe she will see me in a better light if i dont .
Brett
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I know it's tough, that's why I think it's awesome you see her as a human and respect her needs, even when it hurts.
My wife talked about leaving me at the start of last year. We are together because I fought like hell, and by that I mean I gave her everything she needed and respected her boundaries. There's no guarantee you'll get back together, but not respecting her would never change that.
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Heya Brett,
Hope your job interview goes well! Whatever happens from the job interview, know that you're more than capable in dealing with whatever comes your way.
It's good to hear that your football club has a lot of benefits for you in terms of mental health and overall wellness. If you do feel yourself needing to balance time with other priorities, there's no harm in talking with your football club about it to see what they can do to help you.
Similar to what The Other Guy said, it's great that you're keeping no-contact with your ex. You need as much time away from her as you can in order to heal and re-learn being comfortable living alone. Surround yourself with your friends and your football club thru these hard times, and do what you feel makes you happy.
Jt
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Hi JT'
I think my interview did go well as i walked away thinking that i couldnt have done any better so i guess thats a pretty good sign , now of course i have that familiar anxiety and churning stomach about am i doing the right thing and can i handle it . I actually ran in to my ex partner by complete accident and that has triggered me to be in contact by text . So that is bringing up similar emotions of am i doing the right thing there or do i just leave it . Being lonely has kicked in . I just dont know how to go about things at the moment, Best wishes Brett .
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Loneliness is hard. I honestly have no one but my partner and it leaves me vulnerable. Have you thought about a plan to meet other people, not potential partners, but just other people for company so you don't feel alone?
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Hi Brett,
You've done your best, and the rest will be in the hands of the recruitment team. But whatever happens, you'll be ok.
Hmm, that must've been rough when you bumped into your ex. The relationship ended because something didn't work out, so going back now would most likely yield the same result. When we love someone dearly, we want to protect and be with them constantly. But at the same time, we also let them go for what they feel is best for them. We can learn to appreciate the good times we've had, and mourn the end of the relationship. Loneliness comes from the sudden emptiness where it was once filled by your ex. You can fill that emptiness by filling your time with friends/family/football club, or as The Other Guy have mentioned, meet new people.
You could also spend time discovering new hobbies, learning new skills that you couldn't do while you were in a relationship. Or picking up an old hobby again. Explore new places, things etc. Things to take your mind off the loneliness while you heal thru your heartbreak.
Hopefully that helps you Brett, happy to listen to you more.
Jt
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Thanks Again Jt .
You always make sense with what you say . I know its best for me to leave things with my ex. I also want to be respected in the way i go about this and i think thats the best way . I think its so much worse if you cant move on with your head high . As for the job im really demoralized and done with my current role . The only thing is i can take leave when ever i need it . The idea of coping in a new job and losing that ability to have time off really stresses me , But is it better than being a role that is demoralizing me. Im not sure . brett ,