There's no magic formula for getting over this type of thing unfortunately. The following things will probably help:

1. Time
2. Getting out of that building, where there are probably plenty of people and things to remind you of it constantly.
3. Putting physical distance between yourself and your ex-friend so you don't have to see her/hear her/hear about her.

I realize that the second two may not be viable options in the immediate future. That's unfortunate for you, so to be honest it's probably going to slow down the process of getting over it. Just try to remember that in the end, that which does not kill you only makes you stronger.

quote:

Originally posted by e*motion alcohol never solves any problems.. but fuck neither does milk.

haha i like that!

___________________
EDM Blog
Hybrid - Break My Soul + Mixes
BT - These Hopeful Machines
Gorillaz - Stylo

quote:

Originally posted by wwu.punisher What to do?

get two new ones. and if you lose those two, get four. and if you lose those four,...(well, you get the picture)


when can you wire me my fee?

quote:

Originally posted by Spacey Orange get two new ones. and if you lose those two, get four. and if you lose those four,...(well, you get the picture) when can you wire me my fee?

sorry d00d.. i don't think the "exponential rule" applies to the "gain a friend rule"...

so are you saying that if i lose 100 friends, i have a chance to get 10000 new friends???

quote:

Originally posted by itsTrueSonic sorry d00d.. i don't think the "exponential rule" applies to the "gain a friend rule"... so are you saying that if i lose 100 friends, i have a chance to get 10000 new friends???

if you lose 100, get 200.

when can you wire me my fee?