Hmm...I'll put my 2-cent into this, cause I went through a similar situation. From my past experience, time will heal but it would definitely go faster with a closure. I'll do a little explaining first. In gr. 12 high school (I'm talking about 6 yrs back now at least) our teacher forced us to pair up with the person beside us to do a history project. No choice but I had to pair up with a girl who always seems to be depressed. We talked and such. We got really close and she told me a lot of stuff that has happened to her the previous yr. (party raped and etc). We got closer and closer started dating, I went from thinking she was very morbid to loving her quite a bit (this is my first serious relationship). Just after celebrating my b-day that yr. she suddenly told me we shouldn't see each other no more. Now we still had the history class together and we sat beside each other. I had totally no clue what happened. She started skipping class, not answer my calls, I even bused to her house (30 mins+). Finally I found her by just parking myself the whole night infront of her house waiting for her to come home. That night we talked a lot. She told me she lied half the time to me about her stuff, twisted facts and made me think badly of many good hearted ppl. She felt really bad using me partly as a rebound and get back at her ex. She never thought she would develop feelings for me which scared her when she realized what she did. She told me that I deserved someone better cause of her nature. She didn't want to hurt me. I told her I don't mind if we tried all over again and I told her I would forgive her for all the lies she told me. She started coming back to class. We talked but not the same now, and my feelings for her started to fade away. We became just good friends. When the yr ended she told me she would go to a different high school next year and start fresh. I purely understand what she was saying. (Btw I live in Canada and back when I was in high school we had OAC which is like grade 13). We talked over the phone once and a while and then it became just small chat over icq. Now I just remember her as a good friend and I don't regret what happened. I only remember the good times, although it did take me a good two years+ before I got back the guts to go dating again. To make a long story short in order for you to free your heart you'll need closure or u'll always think and worry as to what is going on with that person's life. It's been 3 yrs+ since I last talk to her. From last I heard she was dating a really nice guy that treated her well, I'm happy for her because she was truthful to that guy from start telling him everything unlike my relationship with her. At the same time I moved on as well. I didn't expect to find anyone in University but in my humanity class a special someone stuck out. At first it was just helping each other, having educated debates over issues in class. Then dating...I've been with this special someone for over 4 yrs now. I'm happy to say we're engaged (just 3 months ago). She watches Naruto anime with me, go bowling, watch movies, and many other things.
Life is so weird, when you're searching hard things just don't come. When u're not searching for anything at all they come to you like a bonus in life to make you smile more. I went into university thinking of just finishing my degree, hanging out with the gang, and nothing more. In my 1st yr university I ended up finding my love of my life. You know what the funny thing is. My fiance went into university with a very similar situation like me to where she was being used a bit for a rebound, not thinking at all to be dating. It was as if meant to be like that, god's will! Just take life one day at a time and enjoy what you can do every small things that can make you happy, make sure you have some good interactions with others and it never hurts to speak your mind out...it's better than bottling it up inside. The more you bottle up the more it'll eat up inside till a point where you'll burst and ur world might feel like it just collapsed.
Too often, we lose sight of life's simple pleasures. Remember, when someone annoys you, it takes 42 muscles in your face to frown BUT, it only takes 4 muscles to extend your arm and b*tch-slap the f**ker upside the head...
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