darksprezzatura
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This hits so close to home.The degree of severity of Oneitis is in direct proportion to how one views him/herself in terms of their self worth and level of self esteem.
If someone has low self-worth, they will cling, hold on, plead, supplicate--anything really--to keep their partner. However, someone with a healthier self-concept will still feel Oneitis, though at a much lower level. So if you find yourself manifesting many of the physical signs OP listed (very true as I used to suffer from this--bad), the problem is in how you see yourself. Dating another woman will not help as you'll simply start the Oneitis process all over again. Like an alcoholic thinking a different brand of whiskey won't be as addictive.
You've heard it said millions of times on this site to work on yourself, and this is why it's so important. The more you gain confidence, self esteem, and improve your overall self worth, it's like building strong immunity against any nasty virus (Oneitis and related afflictions).
If anyone wants DIY tips on how to improve your level of self esteem and self worth, PM me. But please be serious, don't blow smoke, and don't waste my time.
Good luck.
~Dash~
I remember being in a similar situation years back but my reaction was very different from how I'm dealing with right now.
This time, as I have a fixed schedule and routine where I'm growing slowly and steadily daily, I have SOMETHING to be excited about.
- A new fitness goal
- New music to play
- A great direction in my career
- I'm at one of the best shape of my life and getting better
- having this site to keep my grounded with a purpose
These things are helping me stay relatively okay despite the pain I'm going through.
Great share Dash.