April 11, 2008, Newsletter Issue #215: Breaking Up Without Going To Pieces
Tip of the Week
In the article, "Breaking up without going to pieces," author Gawain Wells discusses strategies for dealing with a breaking up. To successfuly move on, he suggests:
1) Donīt have a pity party. It is okay to feel bad, but an extended pity party can turn into depression.
2) Be grateful that you arenīt going to be dating someone who doesnīt want to date you anymore.
3) Figure out a game plan for moving on.
4) Be confident. Learn from your mistake and course correct so it doesnīt happen again.
5) Learn from every dating experience. Constantly self-evaluate and learn to break bad patterns.
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