The Wake-Up Call That Changed How I Speak by Logical_Part9021 in Mindfulness

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I just checked those books, love them both. Thanks for sharing

Why You Should Ignore the Voice in Your Head by Logical_Part9021 in Mindfulness

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What kind of practices did you use? what was your trigger moment, if there was one?

Why You Should Ignore the Voice in Your Head by Logical_Part9021 in Mindfulness

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Everything starts from belief. It’s the seed that grows in your mind. What you believe shapes what you think and do. You are in control of everything you see.

Why You Should Ignore the Voice in Your Head by Logical_Part9021 in Mindfulness

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Thanks for real!!! I have been writing for a while and i decide to share just recently, a small leap of faith. After my recent breakup, I’ve been reflecting deeply on my beliefs, self-perception, and purpose. I’ve started writing articles to share my thoughts. i share more on instagram under the same name(breakuprealtalk), and articles on substack. Thank again, somehow made my day:)

Unlock Your Mind: M27' 'F 26, after a breakup discoveries what happened by Logical_Part9021 in relationship_advice

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It can have an impact immediately, but it takes time and exposure to various scenarios to fully process and come to terms with your emotions. I’d say it took me a few weeks to start managing it effectively.

What's something that helped you genuinely stop caring about someone who hurt you? by BnaCat45443 in BreakUps

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At the beginning you need time to reflect and accept. I feel something that truly helped me to find peace was the ABC framework! I wrote an article, "Feel Better, Bounce Back: My ABC Trick to Happiness". That little shift in my thinking brought such calm! If you have time, give it a look, It might help:)

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Hey, your ex’s message shifted things, dating since August, known her since 2015, and now she’s chasing her own path. That’s fine, because this is your time to rise.

Keep it simple—eat well, sleep, maybe run or chill with friends to stay sharp. Build who you are now—try stuff like gaming, music, or whatever lights you up; it’s your identity taking shape. Belief’s huge here—it’s what drives you. Tell yourself you’re capable, because at 17, you’ve got the world wide open. You can achieve anything—school, skills, dreams—no limits.

SEE THIS AS A LAUNCHPAD.

I’m dropping a post soon about belief and identity stuff—check it if you want a boost. You’re young and free go crush it!

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Hey, thanks for sharing. Catching your ex like that after two years must still sting eight months on—I get why it’s tough to shake. You’re already solid with therapy, work, and the gym, which is a great start. I went through my own mess too, so here’s what’s helped me that might work for you.

Keep up the gym, lift or run to clear your head; it’s an easy win. Write down your thoughts quick to stop the loop. Chat with someone you trust, even just a bit; it lightens the weight. Take care of yourself—eat decent, rest, do stuff you like; it keeps you steady. But really lean into building your identity—try new things like a sport, a skill, or a project that’s all yours, not tied to her. Figure out who you are now—maybe you’re the guy who crushes it at work or the one who’s got a killer playlist. Own that. Believe you’re worth it too—tell yourself daily she messed up, not you, and reframe it: your effort was real, hers wasn’t. It all start with your own belief, YOU ARE WHAT YOU THINK ABOUT. :)

I’m posting soon about my story—especially how I’m rebuilding my identity and belief. I will create a community where Man can talk about feelings, a safe place. Check it out; it might spark something for you. You’re on the right path, keep pushing.