find something good in your situation, give yourself a pat on the back for cryingaway your stress. You’ll love a longer healthier life- and will recover sooner!
Mostly B’s: Too Cool for Comfort
If you think skipping the mourning part of the breakup is just a waste of time, parkyour positive thoughts in your gym bag for now. It’s OK to cry and say you feelawful. Denying your sadness may let that repressed emotion bubble up to thesurface when you least expect it. And unless you find schizophrenia cute, bring outthe tissue and sib your face puffy.
Mostly C’s: Dangerously Deranged
Sit down before you hurt yourself – or anyone else, for that matter. Breaking up isnever easy when love was involved. But hating your ex- or putting a contact out onhis life – won’t get you anywhere…except behind prison bars.
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February 1, (past midnight, my room)Has anybody seen my self-esteem?I think I may have tossed her out on her nice, decent, well-mannered ass inthe trashcan, together with the empty bottle of Gato Negro Merlot I swallowed tothe last drop last night. A girl can do that – lose things when she’s had a little toomuch to drink. And I don’t drink. Well, OK, but only when the occasion calls for it.Like New Year’s Eve, or at the annual barkada out-of-town thingie in Tagaytay/Baguio,Tali Beach which legitimizes drunken bonding.Or now that Itos, the guy I’ve been thinking about/breathing for every wakinghour of this past year, has told me, “This isn’t working.” Like our relationship wasthe windup toy that came with his Happy Meal – the hopping hamburger he was soaliw with in the beginning. When it suddenly refused to walk/jump, he didn’t want itanymore.It was an occasion that literally begged for inebriation, if you ask me. Medicalscience has confirmed that alcohol is indeed a great anesthetic. And boy, I so don’tneed to feel this pain right now. Bottoms up, then.Don’t worry: I’m pretty sure the million and one soiled, balled-up wads of tissue that got in the trash can ahead of my self-esteem cushioned her fall.Otherwise, I would have heard her scream or painfully simper the least.But then again, my self-esteem has always been the polite one.Always doing the right thing. Covering her mouth when she coughed. Saying“I’m sorry” when she inadvertently stepped on someone’s toes or interceptedsomebody’s cab in the taxi line at Glorietta.Blurting out “excuse me” after she coughed – even if she was the only personin the room.Forgiving her super busy boyfriend if he didn’t call when he said he would.Like those nights itos insisted on inuman with the boys/ dinner with hisfamily/basketball with his officemates instead of seeing a chick flick/trying out thisnew kebab place/watching a new VCD of an old film like Singing in the Rain with hisgirlfriend. Each time he was unfortunately supposed to be somewhere else, my self-esteem sagged just a bit only to recover and chirpily answer, “That’s OK,babe”.
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