Walter Michel, a psychologist from the United States, is convinced that in the event of a failed relationship, the most dangerous thing is to reflect on this. The scientist is convinced that this only gets worse. Michel offered to perceive what happened objectively, with a great deal of common sense, and to treat mental suffering, as well as ordinary diseases.
And to abstract from unrequited love, according to Michel, you just need to take an aspirin pill or eat something tasty. If you comprehend the negative experience, you can, having gone through it, safely and effectively move on.
In addition to the unexpected advice - taking aspirin, the psychologist also recommends that you temporarily interrupt communication with friends, in order not to disturb the sore subject once again and not to aggravate the depressive state.
