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Girlfriend broke up
My girlfriend broke up with me finally after 1.5 years of toxic relationship.I used to scold her,blame her for having no interest in doing video calls while we were on long distance,not doing sex chats and calls.She used to get hurt.But after that everything used to get normal.We usually love each other very much.But I decreased the frequency to approach her for sex chat and video calls for her.But she didn't mold her little bit for me in or may be a very little which was not enough for me.Now I am begging her to take me back in her life.But she says she doesn't love me anymore..She gets irritated by me..She blocked me everywhere..she doesn't see any future of us and doesn't care if I live or die..So is there chances that she will
Come back in my life in future?will she feel regreted?
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It seems to be relationship induced psychological changes. It needs to be addressed asap otherwise it may get complicated.
It can be treated well with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively.
It needs to be treated in a holistic approach for complete recovery.
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Hi, Consult a psychologist
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You should consult with a psychologist to understand how to deal with your issue in a proper way.
You can also consult with me through video Consultation.
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Hi, your emotions and feelings are natural after break up. And there are very common reasons break up nowadays. Which you mentioned. Consult with a psychologist for detailed explanation and exploration. You need relationship counselling.
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Hi,
It's understandable that you are feeling a mix of emotions after the end of a long-term relationship, especially one that had its challenges. From what you describe, the relationship had elements of toxicity, including scolding, blaming, and disagreements about intimacy expectations. These issues likely caused significant strain and emotional hurt for both of you. While itâs painful to hear that she has blocked you and expressed a lack of care for your well-being, it's important to recognize that her decision likely stems from her need to protect herself from further emotional distress.
Expecting her to come back or feel regret might not be a healthy focus for you right now. Instead, it could be more beneficial to take this time to reflect on the relationship dynamics and consider how to address the behaviors and patterns that contributed to the toxicity. This period of self-reflection and growth can help you become a better partner in future relationships. Professional support, such as counseling, can also provide valuable insights and guidance. Healing from this breakup and focusing on self-improvement will ultimately lead you to healthier and more fulfilling relationships in the future.
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Ms. Shivangi Gupta
Psychologist
6 yrs exp
Delhi
It's understandable to feel hurt and regretful after a breakup. However, it's important to focus on personal growth and healing rather than hoping for reconciliation. People's feelings and decisions can change over time, but it's crucial to respect your ex-girlfriend's current boundaries and give her space. Reflect on the lessons learned from the relationship and consider seeking support from friends, family, or a therapist to navigate through this difficult time. Prioritize your well-being and growth moving forward.
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Dr. Rakhi Anand (PhD)
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32 yrs exp
Delhi
Dear user
Try to consult psychologist at the earliest to help you to Deal in with your present situation.
Best wishes
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