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<blockquote data-quote="Nalin25" data-source="post: 8276922" data-attributes="member: 296249"><p>Why does it matter so much to you, whether he loved his best friend's girl friend or not?? He's not the first person to do so and things like that happen because we are all humans. It is not that he went out with his best friend's wife so don't try to crucify him. </p><p></p><p>It took me also several years to forget that bad memory but I see that for you it still has not gone away even after 8 years. On last Lakbima epaper I saw this article written by a SL doctor in page 38, indicating that if that sad feeling stays for more than a 6 months, then you need to consult a doctor, which I think I too should've done because that memory affected my job as well. There was a similar article on EK which was published by a US professor saying that love is in fact is an addiction like drugs, so be careful if this memory is affecting your daily life. </p><p></p><p>However your location indicates that you are settled in a better country for good, which is something you need to appreciate as only a fraction of Sri Lankans get that opportunity. See a good doctor first thing and also try to slowly get engaged in community work, higher education and business ventures apart from your boring job and you will get over this misery and feel happy again. Cheers!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nalin25, post: 8276922, member: 296249"] Why does it matter so much to you, whether he loved his best friend's girl friend or not?? He's not the first person to do so and things like that happen because we are all humans. It is not that he went out with his best friend's wife so don't try to crucify him. It took me also several years to forget that bad memory but I see that for you it still has not gone away even after 8 years. On last Lakbima epaper I saw this article written by a SL doctor in page 38, indicating that if that sad feeling stays for more than a 6 months, then you need to consult a doctor, which I think I too should've done because that memory affected my job as well. There was a similar article on EK which was published by a US professor saying that love is in fact is an addiction like drugs, so be careful if this memory is affecting your daily life. However your location indicates that you are settled in a better country for good, which is something you need to appreciate as only a fraction of Sri Lankans get that opportunity. See a good doctor first thing and also try to slowly get engaged in community work, higher education and business ventures apart from your boring job and you will get over this misery and feel happy again. Cheers! [/QUOTE]
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