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  • #1

    Better Version Of Me

    Has any of you been forced to change yourself for the better right after a breakup? Like having a more active lifestyle, tried to learn a new skill, etc...
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  • #2
    I actually started doing yoga when my last relationship ended

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    • stubbornass
      #2.6
      stubbornass commented
      04-14-2021, 04:45 PM
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      LiquidAss I've been doing this for a year now. and yeah there are good effects of your body.
    • AlysaBdN
      #2.7
      AlysaBdN commented
      04-21-2021, 09:16 PM
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      I think it's good if I start doing yoga. antitrump
    • AlysaBdN
      #2.8
      AlysaBdN commented
      04-21-2021, 09:17 PM
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      stubbornass Really? no kidding? I want to be flexible too.
  • #3
    No, I did not. I mean, is that a stage and requirement when we have a breakup? If yes, then I have been missing a lot. OMG.

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    • cutestman
      #3.1
      cutestman commented
      10-05-2019, 07:58 AM
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      I wasn't forced but I had to, I had to regain my strength on my cardio so I started jogging for miles again. I've cut my vices and started eating clean too.
    • smilebaby
      #3.2
      smilebaby commented
      10-05-2019, 12:00 PM
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      cutestman I wish that I could do what you had done. But jogging for miles is tiring. lol.
      Last edited by smilebaby; 10-05-2019, 12:21 PM.
    • NinaMcAdams
      #3.3
      NinaMcAdams commented
      10-17-2019, 09:16 AM
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      Good for you cutestman whenever i undergo breakup I just party and drink most of the time
  • #4
    Does making myself more beautiful count? I usually go to the salons for my hair and nails right after crying from those breakups. So, that means that over the years, I had been improving my appearance. Thanks to all bastards for making me more gorgeous.

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    • antitrump
      #4.1
      antitrump commented
      10-05-2019, 08:06 AM
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      It does count, but I wonder why do most women do that? I need answers lol! This also reminds me of my friend who once posted a selfie with her short hair and the caption goes: 'You said you like it long, so I had to cut it', so, do girls have to do that?
    • kittycat123
      #4.2
      kittycat123 commented
      10-06-2019, 10:43 AM
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      antitrump Yes, some ladies do these kinds of makeovers. It is a psychological satisfaction to achieve something better.
    • PieFun
      #4.3
      PieFun commented
      10-08-2019, 12:26 PM
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      antitrump That girl did that thing as a revenge to her ex-boyfriend. It is a way to stay away from what he wanted and proving that she could deny things to annoy him. lol.
  • #5
    Yes, I learned a new skill. A skill that every woman must know and should pass it well.
    I learned how to flirt better and done it with flying colors.

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    • kizliak
      #5.1
      kizliak commented
      10-05-2019, 08:28 AM
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      So, how did you learn that skill?
      Did you flirt with a lot of guys and used them as your training ground? Lol!
      I really wanna know what kind of flirting skill you've learned.
    • meowmeowbark
      #5.2
      meowmeowbark commented
      10-06-2019, 10:56 AM
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      I also want to learn your moves and tips on how to flirt more. Maybe you could share to us those things in order for us to apply it on real life. lol.
  • #6
    Originally posted by MoiraClay View Post
    Has any of you been forced to change yourself for the better right after a breakup? Like having a more active lifestyle, tried to learn a new skill, etc...
    Wait, who? I mean who would even force me to change? I wouldn't change a thing about me coz I never did anything wrong. Most of my relationships ended up leaving me, ghosting me, and some even cheated on me.

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    • JenniferFray
      #6.1
      JenniferFray commented
      10-05-2019, 12:38 PM
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      So, it is safe to say that you are a loser? I mean, haven't you noticed that you were always left out? I think it would be a good advice that you should make a better version of yourself.
    • rumdrum
      #6.2
      rumdrum commented
      10-10-2019, 02:44 PM
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      BlackmanAndRobbin Don't you think the reason why they always leave you is that you never change a bit about yourself? It's best if you change your bad habits into good ones.
  • #7
    Actually, not myself per se but a part of my self. It would always be my hair which is always changed when I need to change into a better one. I go to a salon and have my hair done - a new color with some treatments to make it shine.

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    • daddyslittleG1rl
      #7.1
      daddyslittleG1rl commented
      10-06-2019, 01:44 PM
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      I guess it's what every girl do, get their hair done. Dye it or get fringes and bangs or just cut them short as usual.
    • H3r3foryou
      #7.2
      H3r3foryou commented
      10-06-2019, 01:57 PM
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      It's what every girl do and I don't see any guys changing their hairstyles after getting their heart broken lol!
    • SandyDempsey
      #7.3
      SandyDempsey commented
      10-08-2019, 12:38 PM
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      H3r3foryou Nice observation. It is true that the women would change their appearances while the men would remain as they were. lol.
  • #8
    Actually, not forced, but it was the free will to improve oneself and as a form of distraction.

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    • rumdrum
      #8.1
      rumdrum commented
      10-06-2019, 01:33 PM
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      Yes, self-healing is the way to go. You should always distract yourself after a breakup because loneliness will slowly consume you and that's difficult to deal with.
    • carzin89
      #8.2
      carzin89 commented
      10-10-2019, 02:58 PM
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      Why so would you call it a form of distraction? How distracted were you to make yourself a better version?
    • TastyLove
      #8.3
      TastyLove commented
      01-02-2021, 07:17 PM
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      Yeah, We don't need to force ourselves to get a better version of ourselves, but we need to force ourselves to accept the bad thing experiences to moved on, so that we happily create or do new things that we adore of our lives.
  • #9
    Originally posted by MoiraClay View Post
    Has any of you been forced to change yourself for the better right after a breakup? Like having a more active lifestyle, tried to learn a new skill, etc...
    I changed my ways and stayed single for a year to improve whole self.

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    • crystalinejoy
      #9.1
      crystalinejoy commented
      10-10-2019, 02:46 PM
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      Really? Then that's great! I applaud you for that. You'll soon meet someone who deserves the better version of you now.
    • SandyDempsey
      #9.2
      SandyDempsey commented
      10-10-2019, 03:08 PM
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      OreoEater789 It's good to know that you've changed yourself and become better than ever!
  • #10
    Yeah maybe, because after break up, I made myself better than I ever was.

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