Thanks for ur suggestion and hearingOk, so you have created an obsessive habit, we can break you of that habit. You might talk to one of the counselors at your school or your primary care physician for help, or if you want to try and go it yourself look into something like retrain the brain or Cognitive Behavior Therapy, perhaps something like Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Dummies, which you should be able to find in your library or used. You can also begin to consciously change your thought patterns by making a decision to concentrate on something else beside this young lade. Meditation may also help you get focused...
you can do it, but it may take a while...after all it took you time to acquire this habit, now it will take time to break it...
Best of luck,
Ivery
I dont want to go for psychiatric medicines and also i haven't time for psychologist session bcoz my exam is nearer so i decide to resovle it by myself. I have plan particular things to do.
1. Mindfull meditation
2.face her instead of ignoring or running (yesterday on dinner i faced her it is little uncomfortable for me but i think it is managable)
3. Take some little brake from study and do some creative like learning drawing etc.
4. Gentally reconcentrate my mind on present work
Somehow i feel relieved after disscusing my problem with you . I am grateful to you for listening to me.
Thanks,
Harsh