Article: Once you've let go of hoping for someone, you just need time to pass. The more time passes, the better you'll feel. Meanwhile, limit your exposure to him. Don't hang out, and try not to bump into him too much. This doesn't mean you should hide outabsolutely notjust that you should avoid interacting while you're still in pain. Bring a friend when you know you'll run into him. We can't always avoid people who likeif you know you'll have to be around him sometimes, bring friends who know what's going on with you to back you up. Keep it positive. You don't have to glare at him or treat him rudely. When you feel normal again, you might end up being real friends with this guy. Just be polite and try to avoid him discreetly. Of course, you may need some alone time at first, but turning into a full-time hermit is just going to make you feel like he's the only person in the world. Go out with your pals, have a buddy night, and socialize as much as feels good. The more you meet your emotional needs elsewhere, the less impact his absence will have on you. If he's a good friend and all your friends are mutual, try organizing smaller outingsjust two or three at a timeso that his absence doesn't feel conspicuous. Keeping heartbreak private can make it hurt more. It can be a relief to tell your nearest and dearest what you're going through. You don't have to tell everyone, and it's probably better if you don'tbut if you have a few good friends and relatives who can keep your business private, it might help to let them know that you're going through an emotionally rocky moment. Be sure to tell them if what you're saying is private. Ask them not to treat the guy you had a crush on any differentlyunless he was a jerk, of course. If people talk, they talk. If unsubstantiated rumors are flying around, know that they'll die down soon. Don't add fuel to the rumors by getting angry or defensive. Instead, when confronted by nosy people, say it is your personal life, raise your eyebrows, and change the subject. Whatever you say won't change their minds, so always be the bigger person, smile and be polite.
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Take some distance if you can. Spend more time with your friends. Confide in your friends. Dismiss gossip.
Article: Take a fitted low-cut shirt from club to coffee shop by throwing a loose-fitting cardigan overtop. This clothing combination creates a girl-next-door balance that's both casual and sensual. Lose the flashy, chunky, glitzy jewelry and instead go with a simple piece that fits with just about everything you wear. Wearing a subtle piece of jewelry makes you look much more laid back while still adding a pretty accessory to your outfit. Soft, warm colors such as baby pink or canary yellow are sure to make you look sweet and cute. Wear this to an evening get-together in the summertime. In the winter time, go for a cute and cozy vibe by pairing your favorite fitted jeans with a pair of Chuck Taylors and a big comfy sweater. Throw on a headband to add some sweetness to this outfit. The girl-next-door style is sweet, simple and comfortable, so your accessories should reflect that as well. Try wearing a pair of white Keds and a solid-colored scarf while carrying a plain brown leather handbag. Stay away from intensely high heels, designer items, and busy colors or patterns.
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Pair a sexy top with a cardigan. Wear a little versatile gold necklace. Wear a soft, warm-colored dress. Wear a chunky sweater with sneakers and jeans. Stick with simple, comfortable accessories.
Article: It's tough to fake a runny nose if you don't have one, but you can fake being stuffed up. Breathe only through your mouth and talk a little slower. Sniffle occasionally with short inward sniffs. Wear many layers of clothing or curl up under several blankets. Take an icy cold shower to make your skin chilly to the touch. or coughing. This is a risky move. Either of these, if done unconvincingly, can let on that you aren't actually sick. Faking a cough is definitely easier than faking a sneeze, but even that can sound forced if you aren't careful. You could also make yourself sneeze, by sniffing pepper. For some sleight of hand, sprinkle pepper in a sweater and pretend to rub your nose on it. Sniff in the pepper to make yourself sneeze. Make sure it's near but not in your eyes. Leave the toothpaste on for about three minutes to make your eyes feel like they're burning.
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Breathe only through your mouth. Shiver and pretend that you are freezing. Fake sneezing Apply a small amount of toothpaste onto your bottom eyelids to make your eyes watery.