It is very tough. To see someone we love unconditionally, is starting his life with someone else. But you can also think like if the person is not happy with you, they have the right to move on. It will take some time to get over from this but eventually you will get better.

Hi Someone else would accept you, be hopeful

Hi Yes it is indeed a terrible feeling what you are going through. You are going through grief. Depending upon your intensity of attachment u will take time to get over it. It could be 6 m to 1 year.

You are going through a difficult phase in your life where your emotions are all over the place. It's natural to feel numb, lost & confused as you have feelings for that person. You can reach out for online or offline sessions in Bangalore.

It seems to be relationship induced psychological changes leading to depression. It needs to be treated asap otherwise it may get complicated. It can be well treated with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively and without any side effects. It needs to be addressed in a holistic approach for complete recovery. You need an expert psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.

Hello Thanks for reaching out I hear how painful this feels you’re experiencing grief, rejection, and emotional dependence all at once. One-sided love can feel like a deep loss, almost like mourning someone who’s still alive. Right now your mind is looping around “why him” and how do I live without him but that loop keeps the wound open. What helps is slowly shifting focus from him to you rebuilding the parts of your identity that got tied to that attachment. Therapy will help you process the grief, strengthen emotional boundaries, and learn to regulate the craving for contact or memories. Healing doesn’t mean forgetting; it means learning to carry this pain without it defining you. Take therapy. You can connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five

I understand you are going through deep pain after knowing he got engaged .Heartbreak is not just emotional — it affects the brain and body like physical pain. Many people go through this, but when the pain starts affecting your daily life or health, counselling can really help you heal faster and regain balance.

Hi, I understand that you’re going through an emotionally distressing time. Heartbreak and unreciprocated attachment can significantly impact one’s emotional, physical, and mental well-being. What you’re experiencing is a natural response to emotional loss, and it’s important to give yourself space and compassion to heal. It would be beneficial to consult a psychologist, who can help you process these emotions in a healthy manner, work on emotional resilience, and gradually rebuild your sense of stability and self-worth. Take care.

Hi Why do we need someone else- to whom we have given our time, efforts and love, expecting/ hoping the same in return. Why do we depend on somebody so much?? Why can’t we be self reliant and support and believe that our strength is enough for us. At least we won’t break ourselves. Imagine if you could be so strong n so powerful that you don’t need anyone to rule you. This is your life, you need to drive your own life, why should you give your car for someone else to drive ?? Secondly, what hurts more here is, that he is engaged, which makes you think that you were less from that other girl. But it’s not the truth. You have your qualities that someone else might not have. You can refine your skills and talent and make yourself proud of you. For further talks- contact me at - eight three six eight zero five three seven one zero

Consult a psychologist or therapist

Hi, I'm truly sorry you're experiencing such intense pain and heartbreak. Losing someone you deeply care about, especially when they do not feel the same way, can be devastating and leave you feeling empty and overwhelmed. It's important to remember that healing takes time, and it's okay to grieve and feel hurt. During this difficult period, focus on self-care—surround yourself with supportive friends and family, engage in activities that bring you comfort or distraction, and consider talking to a mental health professional who can help you process your feelings and rebuild your emotional strength. While it may seem impossible now, with patience and support, the pain will gradually lessen, and you'll find ways to heal and move forward. Remember, you deserve love and happiness, and healing is a journey you don’t have to face alone.

Hi, I can understand how deeply painful it must feel to love someone wholeheartedly and not have those feelings returned. When emotional attachment runs deep, heartbreak can affect both mind and body — bringing heaviness, fatigue, and emptiness. Please know these emotions are valid and a natural response to loss.

It’s not that person it’s your version of yourself you miss with him Maybe you believe you need to perform and prove your love and everyone will leave u Life is about knowing your root core wounds nd working on them You miss your self not anyone else Smile Sunshine Journaling B 12 bit d will help

Hi... Heartbreaks are really difficult to overcome, especially when they a accompanied by a feeling of being left alone. This feeling of needing 'that person only', is a response to being left alone. Remember, the value of someone of something usually increases if we can't have it. Our mind is designed to always value what we lost or can't have. Our sense of imagination is much more powerful, than our perception of reality. You can help yourself if you take regular therapy sessions to get over this heartbreak. Therapy helps to relieve the pain & suffering, and also provides deep insights into what triggered this kind of an emotional response at the first place. Learning to change is the first step towards our liberation.

It’s natural to feel lost, numb, and even physically unwell when your heart is hurting this much. Right now, it’s important to allow yourself to grieve — heartbreak is like a wound, and it takes time to heal. Instead of focusing on why he didn’t choose you, try to shift towards nurturing yourself — your body, mind, and emotions. Surround yourself with people who genuinely care for you, and don’t isolate yourself in the pain.

I understand how painful this is for you. One-sided love and heartbreak can deeply affect your emotional and physical well-being. It’s normal to feel lost right now, but please remember — your pain will lessen with time and care.