going through a hard breakup ...advice?

okay so ive been in a weird relationship for TWO YEARS and for a little bit we've been rocky and thank god ive been kinda pushing him away because today we broke up and it was horrible he was calling me names and we were screaming at each other and i was bawling my head out and it just made me feel even more worse that the break up didnt faze him on bit and while i was crying he was happily jamming out to music and it was just real tough because i really thought he had cared a little more for me soo i was wondering if anyone had some breakup advice to make this a tad bit more easier PLEASE!!!!

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