We've probably tried it many of us: to be rejected by someone we had a crush on - or worse, something we were slamming in love with.

Such rejection can bring many unpleasant feelings with them and unfortunately it can take hard time to lose confidence. Many tend to turn it inwards if they are rejected and feel that seeing is not good as they are.

Here are a few good tips for tackling a rejection and not just getting rid of, but even stronger on the other side.

If you have been injured, you often have to go through several different emotional phases before you feel you have come intact on the other side.

The extent and intensity of these phases depends on how great the love was and how involved one was in each other's life.

However, one can easily feel emptiness after a rejection, although one did not necessarily spend time with the one you were in love with - you have undoubtedly spent lots of time with him in his daydreams - and if these daydreams are to the ground, Feel a vacuum.

The first step on the road is to allow yourself to be sad - and to remember that virtually all people will experience being romanticly interested in someone who is not interested in them.

Although it can be difficult to see things from a larger perspective when you are sad, rejections help make you a lot of experience richer and make you a smarter and more understanding person.

When you are rejected, you learn that you have to be able to take responsibility for your own happiness. It is a good idea to try to turn your minds to caring for oneself.

Because when you go through periods when no one else can pick you up on the horse, you have to find a way to get there.

Be good to yourself, do things you like, allow yourself to buy a small gift from you for you.

If you feel stupid and less worthy of a rejection, then it is a good idea to remember that love is worth taking chances. If you have been rejected by someone you like, you should actually have a lot of respect for yourself, because where it would be a sad world to live in, unless we dared to close anyone into our hearts.

It is both courageous and admirable to dare to give something to oneself, and you can advantageously pat yourself on the shoulder above.