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    5 Must-Take Post-Breakup Trips...For Guys

    Some of us have been through several relationship breakups, and after a while, we find cathartic steps to heal and move on to the next stage in our lives. For guys, nothing serves us better than spending more time with our friends or even getting away from work and putting our feet up. So, a combination of both after a rough breakup or divorce can have extraordinary results. Ladies, for the guys in your lives that just can't seem to get over their heartbreak, keep reading.

    Check out the five vacation ideas below that might not be the usual trip, but will bring us closer to our friends and remind us that the end of a relationship doesn't have to mean we can no longer enjoy ourselves.


    1. Follow your favorite squad

    Pack up the sedan, van, SUV or whatever with as much gas station food and friends as possible and hit the arenas in your region. Baseball, basketball, football, any sport that you love to watch live will serve just fine to distract you from your recent heartbreak. This adds a terrific twist to the road trip - you spend time with your friends and get to watch your favorite teams, perhaps in cities you've never seen, all while putting your former relationship behind.


    2. Hit the slots

    For the gambling man, Atlantic City and Las Vegas can do the trick. Both are easily accessible, depending on your coast (and even if you fly, the Las Vegas airport is only 10 minutes from the city), and both feature tons of clubs and restaurants, in addition to the casinos - making either a great place to imbibe in food and drink, meet new people, and hopefully win a bit of cash to pay off some of the mini-bar tabs. Atlantic City has the extra push of a boardwalk loaded with terrific food and easy access to casino floors.


    3. Soak up the Sun in Miami

    Jersey Shore and LeBron James took their talents to South Beach - so should you. The white sandy beaches (some nude if that's your thing), clubs and local entertainment can last a long weekend or a couple of weeks, depending on your budget. Also, the local Cuban fare satisfies the hungriest of appetites.


    4. The Old Boys and The Sea

    In a calmer vein, there truly is nothing like the sound of the ocean and casting a line in the Caribbean. Whether it's big game like swordfish or smaller schools like bass, a fishing charter is a great time to really feel like you've "gotten away," and to reflect and soothe any pains in a short amount of time.


    5. Crusin' USA

    Going on a cruise with the guys is a great idea, for the simple fact that it encompasses the previous three options into one giant extravaganza. Laying on the deck as the liner barely breaks 10 knots around San Juan or scarfing down numerous buffets all act as simple comfort for even the most brokenhearted. Not to mention, we know of lots of girls' cruises as well, so it could be a great place to start moving on.


    What do you think? Have you ever taken a long trip after a breakup? Was hanging out with your boys the best remedy? Did you have to separate yourself from the situation to start the healing process? We want to know!

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