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Have you ever deleted someone you like? How do you feel after deleting it?

I have had the experience of deleting someone I like. The first time I deleted her account was when I was in a relationship. It was just to vent my emotions. After a while, I still added myself again in despair. Went up. It's normal for some minor conflicts to occur in the process of dating, and this is how we usually get into arguments. Many of the reasons for deleting her account were that we didn't want to continue arguing, that we felt tired, and that the other person was being unreasonable.

In fact, it also gives yourself a chance to calm down. If you continue to argue, there will still be no results. In the end, everyone will be unhappy. After deleting her account, I was actually trying to see if she would take the initiative to find me or at least ask me, but it turned out that she was the coolest, so cool that she had no friends and wouldn't even ask me. In fact, after calming down, this semi-separated state also allowed me to feel her. When I lost her, I was very rejected in my heart, so after a while of entanglement, I finally added it back. Okay. A piece of advice.

There is a first time and a second time. The second time is already the time for us to separate. Although they separated peacefully, I still couldn't let go, and I would always care about her in my heart. Every time I see her account, I want to say something out of habit, but then I open it, turn it off, turn it on, and then turn it off again with a sense of loss. This situation is also the state that I hate the most. When I see something about her, I will think of the time we were together before. But she is very cool, so cool that she is determined to move forward. She can treat me as a normal friend, but I cannot. This is not a matter of psychological quality. Every time I see it, it cuts off pieces of my heart like a knife. During that time, I really didn’t have any energy to deal with work or study. I also hesitated for a long time whether to delete her, and I wanted to make up my mind to delete her, but I ran away from it. When I finally deleted it, I felt like my whole body was loosened. Something was missing in my body, and a piece of my heart was broken. Since then, I have been busy with the work of the student union, and gradually I have gotten used to it.