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I've been in a similar situation before.
First of all, get out of the house and switch your mind to something else as much as possible. Go out with your friends, get a new hobby (one that involves being around people), get involved with a charitable organization. All of these not only will help you get over her faster, but will also strengthen your other relationships and potentially let you meet good new people.
Secondly, you and I both know that no matter how much you try not to think about her, you still will at first. So as you think about her and what possibly could have been, it's time to realize that you may have idolized her a little bit. You thought she was this wonderful, perfect person, but she obviously didn't treat you with respect, like someone who's wonderful and perfect would. So understand that your image of her and the true her are actually quite different. She's not who you thought she was. Let her go after whoever she wants. You'll find a better one, someone who's real.
Once you've thought about this, go back out and spend more time with good old friends and with new people you meet.
This time will pass. If you need to mourn for a little bit, do it, get it out of your system. Just don't get stuck in this place emotionally. Life goes on. And, who knows, maybe today is the day you'll meet the person you were meant to be with? Stay encouraged, stay positive, learn from this and don't get too emotionally attached to people until you really get to know them.
Take care.
參考: P.S. I read through your best answers and I am really impressed. You are a very nice and positive guy. I especially liked the way you encouraged the girl who thought she was a looser. Sometimes I am reminded that the painful experiences we go through in life, bring us closer to understanding other people. Stay strong my brother, and dig deep to rediscover the optimism that I've seen in your answers.