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Limit Exposure to Painful Reminders

Limit Exposure to Painful Reminders

If watching your ex’s actions is hurting you, consider creating some distance. This might mean muting or unfollowing him on social media, or avoiding situations that trigger painful thoughts.

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Finding peace, especially after emotional pain, is a gradual process, but there are several steps you can take to start healing and nurturing inner calm

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