What should I do if I miss out on illness, and what should I do if I miss out on illness?

Not necessarily she doesn't like you. I think now you should take her as a motivation, study hard, understand her goals, aim for her goals, and there are still a few months, even if you work hard for your youth once, it is also for a reason to be able to chase her boldly with confidence. Remember not to confess before the college entrance examination.

Otherwise, once she misses the college entrance examination, she will still be heartbroken in the end.

There can be a few beats in life, and instead of regretting it because of missing it later, it is better to confess boldly, and if there is a gap, work hard in other aspects.

If you don't even dare to fight, then how unwilling you are, what can you do?

Heart disease also needs heart medicine, since it is a longing disease, it is natural to find the person you miss to help you heal! ∧

Chasing, I believe you don't dare, it's casual if you don't chase.

I'm the same age as you! I think you should confess when you're about to graduate! It can be like "Youth Pie"!

You have great hopes of going to the same city with her.

Adjust your mentality, you can have more contact with her on weekdays, you can say anything directly, you can also find friends to talk to, or find something to do for yourself.

When I first broke up, I missed it crazy for two months, but I could immediately remember the reason for the breakup, and I thought that even if we got back together, we couldn't go on forever (if the contradiction was not resolved, there would be a thorn in my heart), how rational I was at that time, and even in addition to the grievances and crying that I couldn't stop in my dreams in the middle of the night, I didn't confide in anyone about the blow of falling out of love to me, and I still smiled and said it didn't matter every day, quite a kind of "if you don't love me, I'll give up on you" free and easy.

I couldn't think for two days in a row, and as soon as I calmed down, I thought of the bits and pieces that happened in the past, and his kindness and accommodation to me made me doubt if I could find a better one in the future, but there was a voice in my heart that no matter how good he was, it couldn't counteract his deception of me. The repeated torment made me imagine in my mind the words to give him **, and I practiced over and over again how to give him ** decently without being abrupt, and even begged him to get back together.

Because lately he has been in my dreams a lot (I've always been a dreamy girl, but I dreamed about him more often in the year after we broke up than in the six years we've been together), and even during the day, I started to miss him. I've almost forgotten the reason for the breakup, and the rest is all good, so this time the thoughts are more fierce, but this time I can still give him a **? I think the answer is no.

No matter how breezy I behaved in front of everyone, I would be poked by myself one day, but I still wanted to maintain a decent demeanor, not pride, but I just didn't want to embarrass myself too much.

Here's how:FirstHeart disease also needs to be treated with heart medicine, and work hard to achieve what you want.

Second, can be used traditional Chinese medicine to soothe the liver and regulate qi, relieve depression and think like the Tao Yaosan, Bupleurum can be taken to soothe the liver.

ThirdDo what you can, don't act rashly, learn to give up, and it may be a good thing to give up. The world is so big, and maybe there will be better things waiting for you.

Heart disease also needs to be cured by heart medicine, work hard to achieve what you want, do what you can, don't act rashly, learn to give up, and it may be a good thing to give up. The world is so big, maybe there will be better things waiting for you.

It is not advisable to think that the thought of becoming sick will affect your physical health, and there is no need to keep your mind on that person. Think more about yourself.

Be brave enough to go to the person you miss and tell him what you miss. Maybe you'll be together and you can end the days of this sickness.

You can choose to listen to a little soothing ** to relieve your emotions, or you can go for a walk in the park to divert your attention. If you really can't do it, go to a psychiatrist.

Psychologically, longing is lovesickness, which can lead to symptoms such as madness, depression, confusion, mania, delusions, etc., and can be fatal in severe cases.

If you say your own words, you should learn more about the outside world, and don't think about this thing or someone all day long, so it is easy to collapse yourself.

Don't hold it back, say it, tell the person you miss, if you're embarrassed to say it, just tell a good friend, in short, you can't hold it yourself.

It's not a big deal to find a psychiatrist to take a look at it, look for a breakthrough that allows you to come out, and let yourself learn to let go.

In the case of a longing disorder, you need to regulate your own psychology and try to do something that can divert your attention and withdraw yourself from this kind of longing.

I've had that too.

Commit yourself to the things that make you clinging to.