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Thank you so much for buying it! I know you’ll enjoy it. My advice to this is to pack in your suitcase and you’ll be fine. Oloni Hey darling, if you don’t plan on leaving then my opinion does not matter. You have already made up your mind, like him. He’s not into titles as he said so you might as well stop asking , it’s been a year. Nothing is changing Oloni Hey darling, I’m so sorry to hear about what you’re currently going through it’s clear you had very strong feelings for this guy. My advice is to treat this as a break up, allow yourself to heal from this and try not to contact each other again. You’re allowed to cry but you’re also allowed to learn from this and find things to keep yourself busy to help you move on. I know you explained it was intense but it was only 3 months, be thankful it wasn’t longer! Time really does heal in these cases and I’m sure you’ll be fine. Oloni Hey love if fingering isn’t doing much for you check this out! Also, I wrote a blog recently about masturbation that might help. Check that here Hey, My only answer is to go through the motions. Some day’s you will go longer without thinking about her, some days you’ll think about her like crazy, it’s the process of letting go, embrace it. Moving on isn’t about suppressing every single emotion/memory related to that person, it’s coming to peace with it all and coming to peace with it isn’t a space void of emotion. You will still feel and you will still express that feeling but you won’t be where you once were if you channel your “healing” in the right way. Practically, keep yourself busy, surround yourself with dope friends who KNOW how best to distract you [none of this lazy get with loads of girls approach without addressing the real issue rubbish], a lot of guys tend to drown themselves in games or go to the gym (this is a popular one amongst guys, working on your physique has a strange way of making you feel better about yourself). The other major one is working on your passions/talents, put it all into that. As a rule of thumb being the same person or a lesser version of yourself a year after a break up is the easiest way to feel as though you’ve lost a part of you in that break up, becoming a better version of yourself, that version of self you were unable to be within that relationship is the best way to feel as though you gained more than you lost. Hope this helped. Ebi


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