A reader sent me a DM
on twitter asking for my advice on how to get someone out of your head. My
first thought when I read the message was “clearly they haven’t read my blog
before.” I’ve been battling that exact problem with Mr. X for years.
I have made leaps and
bounds in the matter but as recently as 2 nights ago he showed up in my
thoughts. That’s kind of fucked up to be honest because I haven’t thought about him in
months and without notice “boom” there he was. He’s like a good looking Boogeyman.
I don’t have any tips
or solid advice on how to keep someone out of your head. What I do when I’m
being plagued by a good looking Boogeyman is stay busy; when you’re busy you
don’t have time to think about it. Also I stay off his Facebook page, Twitter
and stay clear of Facebook chat. That seems to help. Like they say, out of sight,
out of mind.
There is a Selena
Gomez song, “Ghost of you” and that songs pretty much sums up the feelings of being
hunted by a good looking Boogeyman. Near the end of the song there is this line “But for now
there’s a reason that you’re still here in my heart.” And I think it’s important
to realize that there is a reason this person is still in your head.
I’m not suggesting
that means you’re meant to be together. It just means you have more to learn of
the person. They may not be easy lessons to learn but there’s a old saying a
painful lesson is a lesson rarely forgotten. And that’s true. Some of lives
most important lesson are the painful ones.
Sometimes I find when
dealing with someone who just won’t exist your mind the harder you fight it the
worse it gets. In these situations my advice is be smart. You may find yourself playing with fire once in a while ( I know, I do) but just be smart enough
to know you’re doing it.
I flirt with Mr. X
once in awhile and I know its dangerous behaviour and I accept that. It’s like
a chocolate bar you know it’s not healthy but sometimes you just have to have
it. When you do give in to that melt in your mouth chocolate goodness my advice
is get your fix quickly and get out. When you play with fire it’s only a matter
of time before you get burnt. You have to accept that risk and pray when it
happens it’s not a third degree burn. (Yet another painful lesson you won’t
forget any time soon).
I guess the best
advice I could give anyone is be realistic, fairytale endings only happen in
chick flicks, don’t waste your time waiting for something that most likely will
never happen. Don’t let that good looking Boogeyman control you. Just move on
with your life and over time his grip on your mind will become less and less.
I’d love to hear your
opinions on this. What do you do to get someone out of your head?
As always stay safe,
Love,
The Honest Bitch
xoxoxo
Frontal lobotomy.
ReplyDeleteThis is remarkably effective at getting someone out of your head. It also makes you care substantially less about the person (or anything, for that matter). Perfect solution!
Just try not to think about them. I know it's not easy at first and you will continually think about them (not necessarily good thoughts) but over time you'll eventually start caring less and less about them and eventually they won't cross your mind very often at all. I've learned this from personal experience and it seemed to have worked.
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ReplyDeleteIf I'm jealous of someone who I really dislike I get pretty consumed. I will spend my life focussed on every detail of my existence and making sure it's better than their's. Which is insane and pretty unhealthy haha I find writing it down and just getting it out helps and once my thoughts are there on black and white it often proves how irrational i'm being. then everytime i start thinking like that i remember how crazy it is and stop.
ReplyDeletePray for them seriously
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