It takes time man. Maybe a few months.

>>16622235
He's 16, he'll get over it.

You don't. The best you can do is distract them for some time and deal with their crying.

They have to learn how to cope with it. Even if you give advice, they're not going to take it.

>>16622235
You're 16. At least she wasn't cheating on you. 16 is way too early to be "redpilled" on women. The same might've happened to you. There's a lot of 16-year-olds who still haven't even had a girlfriend.

>>16622235

experience is the best teacher. you cant expect him to miss this.

the more you date the more you get used to the cycle of dating, and the less seriously you take it. hes going to feel like this is the biggest pain of his life. then the next one will hurt a little less. then a little less. then one day he'll be an adult and a break up will just be annoying instead of the end of the world.

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>>16622235
>My 16 years old friend got dumped by his girlfriend.

>>16622326
sounds so lonely and meaningless.

>>16622330

welcome to life? its just the way things work.

less love is worth more, emotionally. the more you love, the less its worth. you get used to things. its like putting on emotional muscle.

some people stay passionate for their whole lives, but when you see them they are too immature to really hold down a long term relationship and they end up being perpetually depressed about how all their flings never evolve into real relationships. you've met them and thought they were annoying. they act like every relationship was a marriage.

>>16622330
It's not lonely or meaningless. It's a matter of experience and learning. For example if you fuck up on cooking something, do you get depressed about it for weeks? No. You just try again until it works.

You learn to not get too emotionally torn up over break ups. The pain is still there, but you cope.