hello! suggestions for a girl that just got dumped?
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Same suggestion I'd give to a guy who got dumped: Hit the gym, better yourself, move on with your life. Though I'd never counsel revenge, the best revenge is success. Second best is letting the air out of his tires.
I was gonna reply with basically this exact sentiment. Well put.0 -
You could go and have 2 drinks. I would set up a game plan before you go. get the calorie counts ahead of time. Or better yet spend time doing something you like to do.....Maybe have a movie night.....Get healthy snacks..Do a girls night....If you like to dance, go dancing with friends...Do a girls night.......It sucks now, but it does get better!!!!0
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No girl! Stay strong! You deserve better! Go get a pedicure, get a cute outfit. When I broke up with my last boyfriend I had really long hair and cut it off to my shoulders for a new look and new beginning. Do for you! Start a new hobby, something new. Get a new bike. A new book. Go to the beach and hike, lay out (not sure where you live, but I would do that!) Or go skiing if that's where you live. The point....you rock, he sucks....and do for you! And, yes, if you need to drink....go for 2 for 1 and then stop. 2 drinks you would be happy and wouldn't have a meltdown that you just lost your bf...which he doesn't deserve the cry! Yes, I'm a girl that sticks up for my girls! You go girl! Find who you are, you deserve it! And great job for starting this....and you are going to look hot and feel hot!!!! :-)
If I can do it...so can you!
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Hey guys,
Thanks for the strength and support! I decided to have a few friends over later and see where it goes, and not have more than a few drinks.. if its what I wanna do, i'll do it! I'll just make sure to go to the gym tomorrow.. I want success, and I'm sure I can get there. This will be a treat in place of some kind of food I might otherwise eat.
@anidorie I like your sarcasm!0 -
The best revenge is living well, lose the weight you want then visit some of his fav places.
And by the way you can track your drinks on here...0 -
LOOKING HOT IS YOUR BEST REVENGE! STICK TO YOUR GOALS AND YOU WILL FEEL BETTER IN THE LONG RUN. ALLOW YOURSELF ONE CHEAT MEAL A WEEK!! TRY NOT TO DRINK IF AT ALL POSSIBLE.0
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Oh suga just look at it like this, its his loss I am sure you are a great girl and you will meet someone else , possibly by going out and having a few drinks,haha. We are only human and when crap things happen we do like to treat ourselves there is nothing wrong with that just one note it must be time limited eg out to nite av a few drinks but then 2moro get up dust yourself off and then get back on track. Good luck!!!0
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I'm a little late to the party here and Friday night blues have come and hopefully gone. Whatever happened yesterday and whatever choices you made are gone.
New day...... new start. Time for a do over. If you blew it fine. Let it go. Move on. Don't let one bad day turn in to two and so on.
Get up and get moving!!!
Your back on the market so celebrate your new found freedom and combine some soul cleansing and body shaping fun. Got a dog park nearby but no dog? Borrow one it's a great conversation starter with other dog people. (Men know this!) Try an indoor rock climbing wall- usually loaded with guys. Local college stadium where you can run up and down the bleachers.... always guys there. Does your town have a beautiful college campus? Do some laps around it and then stop for a sugar free skinny latte or cappuccino when your done at a local funky hang out.
If you live in one of the areas hard hit by the snow call your local city offices or senior center and see if there are any seniors or disabled people that need snow shoveling volunteers. This is a GREAT workout. You're doing something for others and doing something good for yourself as well.
Oh yeah..... and have you ever noticed usually the only ones shoveling snow are guys!0 -
So, what did ya do?
Feeling a little better today?
Hope you do. :-)0 -
Instead of worrying about the calories in the drinks, think about what having a few will do psychologically. Sure, the first couple will make you feel pretty good. You can forget for a while. However, if the first few turn into more, you're not going to be feeling that great tomorrow - physically or emotionally.
Drinking is not going to change your situation. They say it takes 100 days to get over a break up properly. Start by being good to you. Hang out with some good friends. See a movie. Have a bath. Give yourself a pedicure. It's going to hurt for a while. There's nothing you can do about that, but drinking won't make it better. I know I sound lame, but that used to be the way I dealt with situations like that, and I know now...it actually hurt more than it helped.
Good luck. Take care of you.0 -
go out! you're embarking on a healthier lifestyle - everything in moderation is part of a healthy lifestyle. denying yourself, will only lead to other issues, in my opinion.
bacardi and diet coke
vodka and diet coke
gin and slimline tonic
none of those ^^^ are anywhere near as bad a beer or cider. being dumped is horrible, go have a goodtime with your friends. just don't drink 10 pints of cider and have a kebab on the way home, lol. dance! mega calorie burner, and good for the soul too.0 -
Thanks everyone for all the suggestions! I ended up going with bourbon and a few beers. Physically, I feel great today, but I am about to go to the gym to blow off some steam..0
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I strongly advise not to do it! Drinks have a horrible amount of calories and they are empty. Also, you don't want to see the ex around town and be the same weight or a couple pounds more do you? Keep on track and lose weight and show him the hot girl he is missing!!!
i agree with the above, i was dumped on the 7th of Jan and while i missed the ex for a while i decided it was beta to concentrate on bein better for me and eventually that if i see him around he wil b shocked n disappointed that he walked away
best wishes hon, keep ur chin up
Kirstie x
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i agree as well...while i can understand wanting to drown your sorrows, u wanna be able to run into him a few months down the road, get those compliments and turn him down walking away with your head held high....revenge is a dish best served COLD!!!!0 -
SORRY lol...guess i missed the train lol....:laugh:0
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First of all, don't even worry about him "crawling back" or seeing you around town. He made a decision and it was a bad decision. He may realize that bad decision at some point, but you should remember that your life is about YOU and NOT about him.
Go out for a jog. Or cook something yummy and healthy. Or go out and buy a new outfit. Or call a girlfriend and go to a movie (no popcorn and soda!).
Next, get online and find a hobby. A community ed class in pottery or whatever. These things will all help you get over the guy who didn't deserve you enough to stay. That's right...he left because he didn't deserve you, whether he knows it or not.
Take care of you emotionally, physically and mentally and there won't be a need to wonder what to do the next time you and a guy break up. You'll just be able to take control of your life.
I highly recommend signing up for Rorie Raye's relationship coaching email newsletter. It's pretty eye-opening. You can just Google her and find her web site. She also sells a bunch of workbooks kits and books and stuff, but I don't buy those. The emails are enough to help me see what I do and what I should do.
Anyway...just remember...this is about you, loving you and taking care of you. And once you do that, you'll find a man who can't resist you and doesn't want to stay away from you!0 -
Guess I missed the train there as well!
Anyway...keep it in mind for the future. Don't sell yourself out!0 -
why the either/or? why not do both, workout FIRST, bet you won't feel like blowing it afterward, but if you do, you've done your damage control in advance0
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I'd go to the gym. Whenever I go through a breakup and the initial shock wears off I always consider that I may have (most of the time I definately have) given way too much of myself to the other person. The whole time I was so worried about their needs and not making sure my own were met. Here's that time for you. Time to take care of yourself and be the best you that you can be FOR YOU. Call it your selfish pleasure. Get some good music, go to the gym, blow off some steam and when you see him around town you'll think "really? I was gonna ruin myself over that??" LOL. Be the girl he wish he would of fought for. I'm sure you are
Wow... I am in the same situation. I was dumped on Jan 8 and I had been feeling like complete crap. The advice that was posted above is some that I am going to take to heart and hopefully you will to. I am ramping up to start running in just a few days. I know that will not only help me lose some weight but also help me release some of the stress I have put myself under since being dumped. Focus on moving forward...I wish you all the best..0 -
I can see this from both perspectives. On the one hand, I can tell you that when I was first dumped all I felt like doing was vegging on the couch, in my bed, at my computer, pretty much do anything that didn't involve going outside. It may not make you feel better in the long run, but for that moment it feels better than anything. I started going out and drinking more, but for all the wrong reasons (drowning my misery) and ended the night even more depressed than I was at the beginning of the night.
However, I can also tell you that a few days after that, while I was still really down on myself and still miserable, I started going to the gym hardcore. Doing that made me feel 10000x better than chocolate or alcohol, because of all those awesome endorphins, but also because I started looking awesome. There's nothing better than seeing him again and looking fantastic while he feels stupid. Don't know if that's what you want to happen, but I know it's a great feeling0
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