<human>: I'm going to skip the details of why we broke up -- that can be read [here] It's been 48 hours since I broke up with my ex-boyfriend (it's weird to call him that....). Overall, I have been feeling okay during the daytime. Friends online and offline have recommended me to focus on work, myself, hobbies, etc. That part seems easy because my boyfriend and I didn't interact that much during the day. The daytime has been and still is filled with the usual and my mind stays occupied.

The part for me where it gets really tough is at night. At night is when we would primarily talk, either on phone or Skype. Without that at night, I'm starting to feel the pain. I watch some TV, read, and browse /r/relationships. Or my mind wanders and I start to think about things like how much I miss his voice and how I'm afraid to forget what his voice sounds like. I'm struggling falling asleep, and finally do only in the late, late hours when my eyes just can't take being awake. It's been only 48 hours and it's getting so hard. There's a lot less I can do at night to stay occupied.

What has helped others cope during the night time?

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<bot>: I broke up with my LDR boyfriend of 5 years just recently. The hardest and most painful part hits me at night and I don't know what to do.