Girls: What to Do when He Moves on to Another Female

When that Guy You Love Moves on to Someone Else What Do You 'DO'?

Malina Debrie
Girls, what do you do when he moves on to someone else? When that guy you love and you thought he loved you is going on to another, what do you do? Its hard to maintain control when he has left you behind. Especially when you have to see him with her everyday like while in school with the two of them. or while working. It's impossible for you to avoid the two of them while in class, in the hallways, even at the pep rallies or at work. You're going to see them together and it will hurt. There is no doubt about it. You feel like lashing out at the two of them and sometimes you might.

But, when that guy you thought was yours moves on, don't let your guards down. It's going to be hard to handle. However, here are a few tips that will keep you in the forefront, help you to forget about him and make you even more popular than you were before. Heck, he might just realize what he has lost when he left you for her. Sometimes, the way you act when around him can make him want to come back.

Wouldn't it be wonderful if he asked to come back and you be able to say, "No, I am just not interested in you anymore?"

Talk to Your Mother

Sometimes you think that your mother is the absolute worst person to confide in. Especially when the conversation is regarding a boyfriend. But, ten to one, your mother has been there and learned some life lessons from the experience. She knows that mooning over the guy and trying to hang on to him is not only pulling you down, but lifting him up. It makes him think he is a real catch. And he might be, but you do not want to diminish yourself while he is feeling like king of the roost. Your mother will guide you through keeping your head up while maybe even making him realize what he has lost. Mom's are the best to talk to when the man you feel you love is simply a fleeting interest.

Talk to Your Father

If your father is someone you can confide in, make sure you talk with him about the guy and how you feel. You do not want your dad to harm him in any way, because fathers can be emotional when it comes to their little girls. However, you want guidance from your father on how to handle this. A father will guide you regarding the way males think. And can be extraordinary when you need to know what a man thinks after he has moved on. He can guide you on whether it is worth your time to even think about this guy. There is no one better to confide in when you feel as if you have lost the love of your life. Some fathers even make you feel more special than ever before when this happens. They show you how a princess should be treated. And remember, you are a princess in your dad's eyes.

Don't Act Like He is the Only Guy Around

Some of the most popular girls are not the ones who are the prettiest, but the ones who have confidence in themselves and aware of their importance. No matter what these girls seem to be always a part of the 'in crowd'. They are always where the fun is and that's because they know how to be fun. Get out and do things with the gang. Don't sit at home waiting for him to call. Make sure you get out now more than ever. Go shopping, to the beach, take walks or just go to the games. Someone else you may not have ever realized was interested will begin to make some moves or someone who never noticed you may begin to pay attention.

Don't Sit Home Waiting For Him To Call

Never sit at home and wait for his call. If he is out with someone else, he is or has forgotten about you. Make sure you are seen now more than ever and never let him see you looking downtrodden or as if your life has ended now that he is gone. Looking sad and longing only lifts him up and boost his ego. He might feel compassion, but that is not what you want from him. If you do nothing else, make sure you get out and have fun. Let him see you with a new guy and see that guy mooning over you. You want him to feel as though he was a passing interest and you are happy he is out of your life.

It's sad when you see a young girl moping around after she has been left behind. My desire is that any and all females who have loved and lost, realize it was not their lost, but their gain. When the guy moves on, it's time for you to move on and forget about him. Sometimes, his moving on is the best thing that could have happened to you.

Published by Malina Debrie

I am the owner and founder of a small professional writing service. I provide professional and private writing services for clients as well as copywriting and business writing services. I am an avid Chri...  View profile

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  • Zona Zirconia11/2/2010

    thank you for sharing ♥ this is great

  • Jennifer Wagner10/1/2010

    I am so glad I am beyond this age. Marriage may be a bit repetetive, but at least it's reliable.

  • Carol Roach10/1/2010

    good article but I am far beyond that stage in life

  • Jenny Writer9/30/2010

    Nicely done, Cheers. :)

  • Jennifer Bove9/30/2010

    Great advice that can and will be used by everyone at one point or another in their life

  • Oscar Crawford9/29/2010

    I wish this was as easy as logic. The only way I see to minimize the collateral damage here is to tell kids the truth and this is going to happen. this rite of passage is not the exception in life. It is the rule either way across the divide traverse buy girls or boys. Being proactive about this will not prevent it from happening. It is just a leg up on awareness.

  • freakmamma9/29/2010

    Great advice. Chances are if he left one woman to be with another, he will do it again and again and any female that "hooks up" with him will be super paranoid that he's going to do the same thing to her. It's a very viscous circle.

  • Sheryl Young9/29/2010

    Love the advice especially about talking to parents. I've noticed a trend in movies today, that the teens in trouble in the story never solicit their parents for help. Parents being marginalized in movies will affect our real children.

  • Phyllis Wheeler9/28/2010

    Good advice!

  • Charley A. Prescott9/28/2010

    Excellent advice!

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