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• Our thoughts and feelings, as well as the stories we tell ourselves, often contribute to the difficulty of getting over a breakup. [02:28]
• Focus on the easy aspects of your life, rather than dwelling on the hardship of the breakup. [05:40] 
• Find a new "linchpin" sentence that reframes the breakup in a more positive light, such as viewing it as the right decision or an opportunity for personal growth. [10:08]

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• Thinking about an ex-partner is a normal and common experience after a breakup, as the brain prioritizes storing emotionally-charged information. [06:28]
• Instead of trying to stop thinking about an ex, the focus should be on neutralizing those associations and creating new positive memories. [09:10]
• Bringing self-compassion and kindness to oneself during the healing process is crucial.
• It's possible to hold two seemingly contradictory thoughts at the same time, such as missing an ex while also knowing that being together is not the right thing. [17:46]
• Experimenting with small triggers or activities associated with an ex and rewiring them with new positive experiences can help the brain create new associations.

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Key points include:
 

• Recognizing and validating your pain and suffering, things will be okay. [00:01]
• Imagine comforting a scared dog at an animal shelter, and applying that same gentle, caring approach to yourself.
• Addressing common emotional responses to a breakup like self-blame, denial, or numbing, and offering alternative coping strategies. [05:45]
• Create a "cozy corner" in your home as a safe, comforting space to retreat to during difficult times. [09:19]
• Get my "breakup care kit" with affirmations, nourishing recipes, and other tools to support self-care: www.forgetyourexnow.com . [11:11]
• Practice self-soothing techniques like deep breathing and releasing unhelpful thoughts or emotions. [11:04]
• Learning to comfort yourself is an essential life skill.
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• I was deeply hurt and resentful towards my ex-partner for years after he cheated on me, even though I was in a new relationship. [05:52]
• I held onto this resentment for 8 years, which ate away at me and made it difficult to be normal around my ex. [04:06]
• Eventually, my ex reached out to apologize, which triggered a flood of emotions. [09:45] However, I processed these emotions fully, letting them out instead of suppressing them. [12:00]
• After this emotional release, I felt a sense of clarity and no longer harbored resentment towards my ex. [13:32] I could see him in a neutral, friendly way, reclaiming my personal power.
• This story is to encourage others who may be struggling with similar feelings of resentment towards an ex, emphasizing the importance of fully processing emotions rather than holding onto them.

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