May 11
Break Up Song by Wale
New April 9, 2010
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May 10
When I break up with women they all start to cry and get all emotional and shit. It’s really annoying, some of them even keeps contacting me after I have broken up crying and complaining. How can I break up with a woman so I don’t have to listen to all the whining and crying?
Easy, just stop calling and change your number… Stop going to your usual hang-out spots, and she probably will never find you. You will never have to hear from her or see her again, and you don’t have to deal with all the unpleasantness.
May 09
You can find relationships advice for teens dealing with breakups online. Everybody have to deal with break ups from relationships. People from all walks of life, from different age groups all over the world would need help in coping with their loss anytime they need it.
For teen agers who are in pain now from a recent break up, it is expected that you, by now, are grieving. But the good thing is, at your age, you still have lots of people to meet in your lifetime and would probably come across with more interesting people than the one you just lost. Since you have more time, you would find it easier to move on after a heartbreak.
Some basic break up advice for teens in dealing with a break up relationship:
1) Do not try to win him or her back right away. It would be good that you show him or her that you are moving on wonderfully without him or her by your side. Just play it cool. Hang out with friends, have fun. You might even try to catch up with old friends you have not spent time with when you were so pre-occupied with a relationship. Show him or her that life goes on and that you can even enjoy without him or her by your side.
2) The first few days after the break-up could be the hardest part as there is a great temptation to get back with your ex. You would be missing the things you did together and it could be pretty emotional. The best thing to do, though, is to let the emotions cool down. Give time to think and re-think things over before acting desperate and may make mistakes in doing so. During this time, a space might be needed. Broken hearted people who try to act desperate at this point in could place themselves in a situation where they would be narrowing down the possibilities of getting back their exes in the future.
3) It would be a good idea to stop calling or texting your ex, showing him or her how desperate you are. Playing hard could be a good idea. Let your ex feel the need to get back with you, rather than showing him or her how desperate you are to win him or her back.
4) Get out of the house and get a life. Hang out with friends, meet new people, and have fun. It is not the end of the world! Let your ex see that you are having fun. You might even consider the possibility of seeing another person, but not necessarily be involved in a serious relationship like the one you just lost.
By doing this, you will be more self-confident and can be mature in dealing with heart issues. This could even create a bit of jealousy in your ex. For all you know, he or she will find you attractive at this point and might desire to have you back in no time! A word of caution, though… do not make her or him “over jealous”—she or he might do the tactic on you, and you might end up badly hurt!
5) Don’t rush. Although you have every intention of getting back with your ex, the wounds might still be fresh and it is important that you are at some degree, “healed” before entering into a relationship, be it getting back with your ex or a brand new one.
In summary, it is important to be level-headed and not be driven with emotions alone. Hasty decisions and ones that are done at the peak of emotional hurt could lead you into something you would regret. The best relationships advice for teens dealing with a break up is to allow time to heal a broken heart healed and move on.
Do you want to read more relationships advice for teens dealing with break ups? Go here: http://www.getbackex.info/blog/trouble-dealing-with-break-up/
Sara Summers
May 08
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Most of us understand the importance of rest. We know that we should aim for greater balance throughout our lives, take holidays and ensure that we have sufficient downtime. But for a lot of us, that is far easier said than done. To illustrate my point, I am currently on holiday and writing this article. So, as I sit here, mentally abusing myself for continuing to work on my holiday, I felt it was a great time to reflect on the importance of rest, and hence, why I will be shutting down my computer shortly after I have written this.
Rest can take so many different forms and in today’s world is increasingly found in shorter and shorter spurts. There are lots of reasons that we fail to rest ranging from boredom through to over-committing ourselves. But, the fundamental point is that everyone needs a break at times to recharge their batteries. So, here are my tips for ensuring that you get a rest when you need it.
1. Schedule your rest time
We have all been doing this for years by scheduling holidays at work or school so this is not exactly an earth shattering tip. My suggestion would be to apply the same mindset as you do with holidays to your week. Rather than filling every moment with work, socializing or sleep, try scheduling some downtime. This allows you to be spontaneous with some small part of your time, therefore providing a break from your routine. This is time where you are not obliged to do anything at all. So, if you want to use it to take a nap, exercise, read a book, stare at the walls or create your own adventure, then you can. The choice is entirely up to you based on what you want in that moment and hence, making your needs a priority.
2. Take what you can get
It can be easy to assume that our rest time needs to be long and lazy. The reality is that short breaks on a regular basis are considered equally important than that long luxurious holiday that many of us fantasize about. So, if you are inherently busy with work, family, friends or anything else for that matter, then take what you can get. It is really easy to give up on the small periods of rest, as we assume it serves no real benefit to us. When you have a lot on the go, it is really easy to just keep charging forward and dismiss the benefit that even a thirty minute break can offer. So, when you see the opportunity, take it. Have a lunch break, read the paper, stop for a coffee or just sit on the couch for a minute when you get the chance. You will feel a million times better for it.
3. Ensure it is something you want to do
This is a tricky one. There are times when we all commit to a rest but it is not actually something we want to do. This does not typically fit the definition of rest. In order to rest, you generally need to be content that you have chosen something that works for you. If you are just doing it to make someone else happy, you normally do not set out in the right frame of mind and over time that can lead to resentment. You need to have a say in how and when you rest. We all need to compromise at times but there is a point at which this is no longer healthy.
4. Treat it with the same importance as any other commitment in your life
This means that you do not reschedule unless something absolutely earth shattering has happened. At a point in time, I was over-committed and had my priorities completely distorted, such that that every time I scheduled a holiday I would invariably cancel or postpone it due to some deadline or another. After continually pushing my holiday back and working almost every day of the week, it suddenly dawned on me that I had not taken a break for 18 months. I was completely exhausted and had lost my natural stamina. It was a very unhealthy state and it was entirely my fault for not rating my holidays at the same level importance as work and personal commitments.
So, there are my tips for ensuring you get a rest on a regular basis. And, for those of you that think I am insane for working on my holiday, it is probably worth mentioning that I actually love my work and I do it because it provides me with an outlet or rest. I will now continue with the other 23 hours of my day outside of writing this article which will involve a run, trip to the beach, reading books and listening to music. I hope you enjoy your rest as much as I do mine – whatever it may be!
Kareene Koh
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