<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

My ex and I were together for 4 years and were talking about moving in, marriage, and children. We were supposed to last "forever." We broke up at the beginning of this month and since then I've been in the process of healing and moving on. The past few weeks have been hard but things are getting a bit easier. I've taken down all pictures and reminders of him, I'm not rereading our texts anymore, and he's not on my mind every second. I'm accepting the fact that we're over, but I would not by any means say that I'm completely over him.

3 or 4 months after the end of her 7-year relationship, my best friend Rachel joined Tinder and started going on dates. Since then she's started a new relationship with a guy she met there. I have a bunch of other friends who have found their current boyfriends on Tinder as well. Rachel has nothing but positive things to say about Tinder and she's trying to convince me to join, "not to find a replacement, but to test the waters and meet new people." She says it's a confidence booster that helped her heal, and it's just nice to talk to people.

I am so intimidated by all of this -- dating to boost my confidence, dating through an app with a "hookup" reputation, just dating in general. Or as Rachel puts it, "meeting new people." Should I shake off the doubt and get out of my comfort zone? Is she giving me good advice?
<bot>: Just got out of a serious relationship. Best friend is telling me to join Tinder to meet new people. Should I?