I've been through a break up recently and I fell into despair, how can I heal spiritually?

>>40761340 (OP)
Fogure out what you did right, and be honest about what you did wrong in the relationship.
Do it for yourself to learn from it, so you don't bring that shit into the next one.
Be honest with yourself.

>>40761340 (OP)
Learn to let go anon. Don't focus your limited energy and time on earth on things that make you feel like shit.

Your pain is real. You are still here with us. You hurt your muse. She was guiding you down a path and you decided to say fuck you muse I'm going this way instead like a jackass pos. Now you got stuck in thorns and she is just staring with tears rolling down her face. She was too upset to protect you. Now you are the pain. Embrace the pain. This is a sickness. You are slowly recovering from this sickness. do you want to be sick all the time from love? Be a man. Get back in the race but now you know a little bit more about yourself. Don't give up. Love yourself

Have you sat in a pitch black room all by yourself for 24 hours yet?

>>40761540
Eat dick, you feminist fuck. We have no idea what happened but you made up a fuckass story blaming the guy while also telling him to love himself. That's so wildly feminist-passive-aggressive that I honestly suspect you're mocking women to make them look bad rather than being genuine. Absolutely gross in either case.
>>40761340 (OP)
OP, don't blame everything on yourself like this shitstain says. Even if you weren't perfect, neither was she despite what that fuckface wants to project. Things can take time. How long has it been?

>>40761340 (OP)
First off, we've all been there. It'll get better. Honestly, you're better off asking a free AI chatbot for a list of some simple self-help ideas for recovering after a breakup. They're surprisingly useful for practical shit like that because it's easy to scrape that kind of data from the web. Just give it prompts for no glazing, no waffling, and an emphasis on helpful common sense.

If you want some ideas right now...
>Take up exercise or a new sport, exercise is a natural antidepressant
>Join a club or take up a new hobby to meet new people (but don't be afraid to drop out and try something different if you don't like the people in a particular group, don't suck up to fit in)
>Maybe try meditation, relaxation exercises, self-help books, things that make you feel more grounded
>Try new things and experiences, travel a little
>Lean on your friends and family, provided they're not emotionally-retarded
>Don't rely on crutches like alcohol or drugs, it'll only hurt you in the long term
>Avoid the temptation to become a shut-in. Even if you don't feel like hanging out with friends, at least go for a walk, cook a meal, play a video game, paint or draw - just don't let despondency turn you into a hikikomori
>Don't go hunting for the first person you meet as a replacement love. If you find someone nice, even on a casual basis, great. But don't throw yourself at someone atrocious out of rebound desperation.
>/x/-related angle: definitely don't use hookers as a crutch. They were probably first in line for the clot shot, and you don't want them shedding spike proteins on your privates. Which is a shame, because pre vax, seeing a clean sex-worker was actually a viable way to relieve some tension after heartbreak. But there you go, the depopulation billionaires ruin everything...

>>40761540
WTF?! You have no idea what caused anon's breakup.

>>40761967
>Have you sat in a pitch black room all by yourself for 24 hours yet?
Yeah, don't do this, it's retarded.