Going through a breakup or experiencing unrequited love can take some time to process. Even though things might seem painful now, rest assured that with a little time and some self-love, you can start to heal and move on. Keep reading for the best ways to get over someone you love and start moving on.

Any kind of rejection, whether it’s related to love, your career, friends, or even a book proposal, isn’t the greatest feeling. While rejection is a fact of life and you’ll eventually be turned down by someone somewhere, we’ll teach you how to bounce back. Here, we’ll walk you through the emotional impact of rejection as well as ways to handle it with a healthy attitude. So, review our

Putting yourself out there can be a scary thing. And it can seem even worse after you’ve been rejected by the guy you like. But you can’t sit around and feel sorry for yourself forever, especially if the guy is someone you have to continue seeing in your life. Give yourself a little time to heal from the rejection, and with a little effort on your part, you can continue talking to him

We know that it’s a painful and confusing time when someone breaks your heart. Even though it hurts, heartbreak shows you were open and cared a lot about your relationship. It’s going to take some time to heal, but there are a lot of things you can do to make coping easier. We’ll start with some tips on how to boost your self-esteem before covering some ways to fill your time and move

If a guy hurts you, you may want to hurt him back. There may be a biological basis for revenge, as people tend to feel pleasure when fantasizing about seeking revenge. If you're struggling to manage your feelings, you may want to do some small things to get back at a guy. However, try to keep your emotions in check. Being vindictive or aggressive will only create more conflict. The best

If you have romantic feelings for someone who doesn't feel the same, most people would suggest cutting that person out of your life. But sometimes it's not so easy. Maybe you work together, or you're in the same classes, or you're part of the same friend group. How do you put aside your feelings?

Rejecting someone can be almost as hard as getting rejected yourself, especially if the person is a friend. Though rejecting someone is never fun, it is a natural part of life, and knowing how to do it kindly will make the whole process easier.

No parent wants to see their child heartbroken and suffering after a break up. How can you help your daughter when she’s going through that? While you can’t take her pain away and make everything better (even though you wish you could), you can be there to comfort and support her. The tips below can help you navigate this emotional time for your daughter and find the best ways to be

You knew dating your roommate/coworker/classmate probably wasn't the best idea, but six months ago you didn't want to listen to logic. Affairs of the heart can be exhilarating; but if you have to see the person every day after the break-up, you need a strategy to manage this awkward situation. A successful strategy will focus on detaching from the situation, developing a positive

Being cheated on can make you feel a range of emotions, such as rejection, sadness, humiliation, and even anger. You may even question yourself and wonder what you did wrong. For starters, if someone cheated on you, it’s their fault—not yours. Take appropriate actions afterwards to heal yourself emotionally, such as going on a social media sabbatical and getting support from friends.