Very sorry to hear that mate. When I was 17 I went through what you're going through and I wish I could say otherwise but it's not easy but it certainly gets easier as the months go on. My situation was different in that she didn't move away and because she was friends with my friends I still saw her a lot but in a way I think that made it a whole lot worse. It wasn't like she died, it was like she had been possessed by something and was a completely different person. Then as time passed I realized that this was an aspect of who she was. In fact not long after we broke up I took LSD for the first time and about half way through the trip I saw her which could have gone both ways but I ended up being liberated and I ended up laughing my head off when she found out I was on acid and she said in some condescending way "You've changed, the old you wouldn't have taken acid" and all I could think was the fact she was beaming out on speed and her bitchy ways could no longer pluck my heart strings.
It's been about 4 years now since we broke up and I see it as an experience which brought me back to who I am where I didn't have to try to be anyone else I could be myself. I do think it was me being myself as to being the reason we broke up but I am so happy that we did now. I'd hate to imagine what I'd be like if we hadn't broken up, I certainly wouldn't be here I don't believe. I'd be too busy trying to be someone else. Just think of the break up as the beginning of something new, it's hard at first but you'll realize in the not too far off future that that is exactly what it is. What is that something new? That's up to you to decide. You'll also come to realize she isn't really as perfect as you would first think and you will always find someone who you can be just as happy with as long as that happiness is true internal happiness and not some satisfaction based on something out in the world. Best of luck to you man, chin up and before you'll know it you'll be much more able to live day to day without a feeling of total loss.
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It's been about 4 years now since we broke up and I see it as an experience which brought me back to who I am where I didn't have to try to be anyone else I could be myself. I do think it was me being myself as to being the reason we broke up but I am so happy that we did now. I'd hate to imagine what I'd be like if we hadn't broken up, I certainly wouldn't be here I don't believe. I'd be too busy trying to be someone else. Just think of the break up as the beginning of something new, it's hard at first but you'll realize in the not too far off future that that is exactly what it is. What is that something new? That's up to you to decide. You'll also come to realize she isn't really as perfect as you would first think and you will always find someone who you can be just as happy with as long as that happiness is true internal happiness and not some satisfaction based on something out in the world. Best of luck to you man, chin up and before you'll know it you'll be much more able to live day to day without a feeling of total loss.
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