Does the “perfect” mate think you are better off as friends? Although it might feel like you’ll never find somebody better, there are ways you can move on. Falling out of love is as unique to each individual as falling in love, but here are some healthy ways to cut your emotional ties.


Part 1
Part 1 of 4:
Accepting Hurt

1
Allow yourself to be sad for a while. Falling out of love is a process of grieving a lost relationship. It is normal to feel that loss deeply. If you try to act normal and pretend that you’re not hurt, you will have a greater emotional struggle. The healthy way to begin to fall out of love is to be sad for a little while. Give yourself time to process your feelings of loss.[1]
If you can, take a few days off of work, and do whatever brings you comfort (as long as it is not harmful). Watch sad movies, sleep, or eat some ice cream. If it becomes unbearable, remember that pain does eventually get better.[2]

�☘️ Source �☘️��
https://www.walkingbyfaith.com.ng/best-way-to-fall-out-of-love/