How do I stop imagining the future with someone?

Do these 28 things to stop thinking about them, get over them and get on with your with life.

1. 1) Cut All Contact.
2. 2) WANT To Move Forward.
3. 3) Appreciate yourself.
4. 4) Start doing things.
5. 5) Reunite with yourself.
6. 6) Write down why it didn’t work out.
7. 7) Imagine a better future.
8. 8) Stop stalking them online.

How do I stop doubting my feelings?

So, what can be done about doubt when it strikes? A lot, as it turns out.

1. Clarify what you actually want—to yourself.
2. Acknowledge whether doubt is a pattern.
3. Have an honest, clear conversation with your partner.

Should I end my relationship because of uncomfortable feeling?

Bear in mind that not all uncomfortable feelings signify that you should end the relationship. These feelings could be a reflection of underlying fears of intimacy or a self-limiting belief that you don’t deserve happiness or that nothing good ever lasts.

Is it time to end the relationship?

If it feels good, it probably is. And if it feels uneasy or unpleasant, it may be time to set yourself (and your partner) free. Bear in mind that not all uncomfortable feelings signify that you should end the relationship.

Is it time for you to move on from a relationship?

A relationship requires a lot of time and effort, so it is important to make sure you are putting in work for something that could actually last. You don’t have to want to marry your partner, but you should be able to envision a happy future together. If you don’t see a future together at all it may be time for you to move on.

Should You Bet Your Future on someone else’s potential?

Don’t bet your future on someone else’s potential. People do grow and change throughout a relationship. However, after the first year or so, a desire to share one’s life, the depth of one’s feelings, and enthusiasm about committing to you probably won’t grow exponentially.