Explore new interests and try out new roles. Discover your strengths, capabilities and facets of your personality that have been denied. This expansion gives you maximum opportunity for positive change, allowing for internal changes to take root in fresh soil. Get out there and try new things, join new groups and change your routines. Give each new experience time to show you its hidden benefits.
2. Initiate New Contact With at Least 10 People
In reaching out beyond your usual social boundaries, do not dismiss someone because you're not instantly attracted to him or her. Your goal is not to fall in love at first sight. It is to discover your emerging strengths and selfhood by socializing with a variety of people. Reach out to others who might share some of your special interests as well as those whose interests extend beyond your own.
3. Come Clean About Your Feelings and Culpabilities About Past Relationship Failures
Do this with with at least three of your new contacts. This means finding people you can be open with. Share your feelings about your breakup, your patterns, how you're changing them, and how you may have contributed to your failed relationships.
Your goal is twofold: a) taking responsibility for your role in your difficulties and b) discovering the kind of acceptance a human relationship can offer.
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