I've read and heard this quite a lot, that it takes half the time you were with someone to get over them?
I split up with my boyfriend of 6 months 2 weeks ago today and am still feeling like shit about it. Really miss him even though he was not the one for me (he was a jealous type, didn't like me going out without him, also was quite manipulative and made me second guess myself constantly BUT we also had great times together). It is sometimes a struggle not to text/call him tbh. I daren't drink anything alcoholic when I'm feeling like this as I KNOW I will drunk dial him...
I am in my early thirties and have of course dealt with the end of relationships before but I can't really remember how long it took me to get over them. Also in my twenties I think I would have had the tendency to bury my feelings or move on to rebound relationships etc. I think because I did this it took me longer to actually get over them if that makes sense. I want to deal with the emotions that I'm feeling this time round so won't be doing any burying/rebounds this time. I want my time to grieve for the relationship.
Would you say, in your experience, that this rule makes sense? That means I should start to feel better by early January.