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This message is from meenakshi jain Before a month I had a breakup with my 2 year old relationship after that I am not able to control my emotions and always found my self lost can't connect to my work, Want to vanish by all old memories so I can concentrate on my work Plz help
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Love is not just a bonding between two people but it's also a catalytic process of chemicals in the brain. The relationship which you had been for 2 years will have impact on your processing of thoughts and in turn feelings. So a mild psychiatric intervention of medicine might be needed. There might be a lot of blame game going in mind it might be on self or on others it need to be managed with help of a psychologist.
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See a psychiatrist and later a psychologist.
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Love is always perceived to be a need but in reality it is a want this distinguishing might be difficult for you to get now but over the time you can help yourself to get out of this turmoil.
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I understand that it is difficult to find your feet again after a break up in a relationship. One feels lost and adrift. 2 years is a long enough time to develop emotional dependency. Frequently, there is a sense of emptiness and despair. Time is a great healer. You will however need to help it along and do your bit. Sometimes these experiences teach us more valuable lessons which give us the strength to deal with larger issues later in life. You are young now and while this may seem like the end of the world, life does goes on.
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It is important to be loved, as much as it is to love someone, for the relationship to be truly healthy and happy. Look at this as a chance to move on and find the person who can give you what you need and fulfil you in ways that this relationship could not.
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Keeping yourself busy alwayas helps at such times. Use your days productively in work and go out and do something nice and thoughtful for someone else. It will help you to feel better. It always does.
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