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Post by dhali on Feb 6, 2020 5:27:54 GMT
I am sorry you are going through this. This sounds difficult, and debilitating. My next sentence may sound harsh. It's over. I also promise you that it's for the best. Your attachment style is also screaming in this thread. I would focus on your self-esteem. It's not currently high. That has nothing to do with your ex. That's all *your* work to do. You're acting out of a place of fear, when you need to be acting out of a place of love (and that's certainly *not* trying to reconcile). I remember telling my therapist once, when describing the breakup, it's just complete and utter bullshit. Who the hell acts like that? Your situation applies to this as well.
And while I can't make any promises, here is where I would place my bets (I think you need to hear this for you to help move on): - He will get into another relationship. After 4ish months, there will be some major conflict. The days are numbered from this point on. - That person will be an AP. Maybe another FA (but anxious leaning) - He will blame that person for the relationship ending. Taking no blame, and unable to reflect on his role in the breakup. - He will have little to no awareness about how callous his actions were or will be with the next person. He's conflict avoidant afterall.
This will play on a loop. Over, and over, and over again. You may want to send him a thank you card for releasing you from the hell on earth he set you free from. You're grasping at straws to keep this think alive. The one thing you never get back in life is time. He's already taken too much. There is no happy future there as much as you yearn for it.
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Post by mrob on Feb 6, 2020 6:47:22 GMT
If I could super like this above, I would.
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Post by addict on Feb 6, 2020 19:58:20 GMT
I am sorry you are going through this. This sounds difficult, and debilitating. My next sentence may sound harsh. It's over. I also promise you that it's for the best. Your attachment style is also screaming in this thread. I would focus on your self-esteem. It's not currently high. That has nothing to do with your ex. That's all *your* work to do. You're acting out of a place of fear, when you need to be acting out of a place of love (and that's certainly *not* trying to reconcile). I remember telling my therapist once, when describing the breakup, it's just complete and utter bullshit. Who the hell acts like that? Your situation applies to this as well. And while I can't make any promises, here is where I would place my bets (I think you need to hear this for you to help move on): - He will get into another relationship. After 4ish months, there will be some major conflict. The days are numbered from this point on. - That person will be an AP. Maybe another FA (but anxious leaning) - He will blame that person for the relationship ending. Taking no blame, and unable to reflect on his role in the breakup. - He will have little to no awareness about how callous his actions were or will be with the next person. He's conflict avoidant afterall. This will play on a loop. Over, and over, and over again. You may want to send him a thank you card for releasing you from the hell on earth he set you free from. You're grasping at straws to keep this think alive. The one thing you never get back in life is time. He's already taken too much. There is no happy future there as much as you yearn for it. Thank you for posting this... I needed to read this too!! I've come to terms with the ex moving quickly on and having a new love in his life. I too have told myself it was all my fault and I should have left my current life for him and all would be fine. I've also convinced myself he's a totally normal loving man who just found our situation too difficult to deal with which made him ghost me after 8 years...I have also been thinking if he's avoidant something would have happened between them by now so it must have been me.. I did or didn't say something, I'm not pretty enough, don't earn enough , literally anything to tell myself I just wasn't good enough in the end and he's found better so now totally loved up and happy! However the last few days I've had more rational thoughts , almost even indifferent, I actually feel better than I've felt in years! Please listen to these people who are giving you advice... They understand what you're going through and one day their wise words will make perfect sense... It's happening to me now.... It will get better and the fog will lift... Hang in there!
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Post by Helsbells on Feb 7, 2020 15:39:34 GMT
I am sorry you are going through this. This sounds difficult, and debilitating. My next sentence may sound harsh. It's over. I also promise you that it's for the best. Your attachment style is also screaming in this thread. I would focus on your self-esteem. It's not currently high. That has nothing to do with your ex. That's all *your* work to do. You're acting out of a place of fear, when you need to be acting out of a place of love (and that's certainly *not* trying to reconcile). I remember telling my therapist once, when describing the breakup, it's just complete and utter bullshit. Who the hell acts like that? Your situation applies to this as well. And while I can't make any promises, here is where I would place my bets (I think you need to hear this for you to help move on): - He will get into another relationship. After 4ish months, there will be some major conflict. The days are numbered from this point on. - That person will be an AP. Maybe another FA (but anxious leaning) - He will blame that person for the relationship ending. Taking no blame, and unable to reflect on his role in the breakup. - He will have little to no awareness about how callous his actions were or will be with the next person. He's conflict avoidant afterall. This will play on a loop. Over, and over, and over again. You may want to send him a thank you card for releasing you from the hell on earth he set you free from. You're grasping at straws to keep this think alive. The one thing you never get back in life is time. He's already taken too much. There is no happy future there as much as you yearn for it. Thank you for posting this... I needed to read this too!! I've come to terms with the ex moving quickly on and having a new love in his life. I too have told myself it was all my fault and I should have left my current life for him and all would be fine. I've also convinced myself he's a totally normal loving man who just found our situation too difficult to deal with which made him ghost me after 8 years...I have also been thinking if he's avoidant something would have happened between them by now so it must have been me.. I did or didn't say something, I'm not pretty enough, don't earn enough , literally anything to tell myself I just wasn't good enough in the end and he's found better so now totally loved up and happy! However the last few days I've had more rational thoughts , almost even indifferent, I actually feel better than I've felt in years! Please listen to these people who are giving you advice... They understand what you're going through and one day their wise words will make perfect sense... It's happening to me now.... It will get better and the fog will lift... Hang in there! Addict are you doing any self love work. May I recommend agnes vivarelli self love meditations, I find they are really helping me build my self worth back up after losing so much of me in my last relationship. I wont to be the bubbly happy go lucky lady I was before and her meditations are really helping get there. Hope you dont mine the suggestion just offering some support xx
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Post by addict on Feb 7, 2020 20:01:30 GMT
Thank you for posting this... I needed to read this too!! I've come to terms with the ex moving quickly on and having a new love in his life. I too have told myself it was all my fault and I should have left my current life for him and all would be fine. I've also convinced myself he's a totally normal loving man who just found our situation too difficult to deal with which made him ghost me after 8 years...I have also been thinking if he's avoidant something would have happened between them by now so it must have been me.. I did or didn't say something, I'm not pretty enough, don't earn enough , literally anything to tell myself I just wasn't good enough in the end and he's found better so now totally loved up and happy! However the last few days I've had more rational thoughts , almost even indifferent, I actually feel better than I've felt in years! Please listen to these people who are giving you advice... They understand what you're going through and one day their wise words will make perfect sense... It's happening to me now.... It will get better and the fog will lift... Hang in there! Addict are you doing any self love work. May I recommend agnes vivarelli self love meditations, I find they are really helping me build my self worth back up after losing so much of me in my last relationship. I wont to be the bubbly happy go lucky lady I was before and her meditations are really helping get there. Hope you dont mine the suggestion just offering some support xx Hi helsbells, thank you so much for your advice... No I'm not doing anything at present but daily I can feel myself caring less than I did and getting stronger... It's taken me over 8 years to feel this way! I've really started to deeply think and it's helped me. Also reading people's stories has helped me understand why I think and feel like I do... The main thing that's stopped me living in fantasy land is knowing he has someone else.... It's come to my thinking like a thunderbolt that the things he said and the way he acted convinced me if I tried harder I'd gain his approval but also I wanted so desperately to make him feel better and wanted to show how much I could give him the love he told me he craved... It always felt like a test where the goalposts moved daily..... I no longer feel that for him... Now he's in a relationship I don't feel the need to save him if that makes sense! I've come to the conclusion that I act in ways to try to people please, gain affection by being the one always there as the one who can be depended on however badly I'm treated! It was never really clear to me before. It's almost like now I can move away as the longing and yearning to "please" him and make him feel the most important person in the world is diminishing quite quickly... I am the sort of person that only feels better with closure and crossing the t's and dotting the i's , I didn't get that from him and had to " work " it out myself.... How dare he treat me so expendable! I'm worth so much more than that! The turn off has finally arrived... i certainly need to work work on self esteem as it's definitely been chipped away at and maybe now the fogs clearing I will start 😍.... I really appreciate your post and I'm so glad for that you feel better enough to work on yourself and hope you find much happier times ahead... Please keep posting! It's invaluable to people trying to move forward xx
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Post by doctora on Feb 8, 2020 1:28:20 GMT
So just out of curiosity, could he just be a normal guy that I basically turned this way because of my own insecurities and problems? Because of my anxiousness and anxiety he just didnt know how to handle it maybe? They say we attract people like that to our needs, but thinking back I'm wondering if he was a normal guy that I brought out a different side of him. Maybe he is just like this with me or didnt like me. Some people I talked to are like "wow, that's crazy hes not that type of person at all". And then I feel worse like it's truly my fault. If it was him too, would he continue to attract people like me, or "struggle" in future or with a secure or more "normal" person? Ohhhh honey....it might be the other way around. Look at his history. Personal details such as his working on a farm and having few friends...a lot of it just is congruent with being an avoidant. You may been somewhere between AP and secure, and his tendencies brought your anxiety out more and more. I mean, think about it - were you a clingy, demanding, controlling girlfriend? Or were your needs understandable, normal? Is it possible his avoidance was patient zero here? Have you had successful (read: secure) relationships before him? His avoidance may be the limiting factor here. It usually is, because the anxious ones are willing to do the work.
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Post by lostinlove on Feb 8, 2020 13:29:57 GMT
So another question.
How come do you suppose he's looking for a new relationship so soon? And I say so soon, but he started looking 2 months after our breakup that I atleast know of. If not sooner. That tells me that wasnt much time to work on himself. That he told me he was going to do.
Do they not realize they have a problem? Do they think they are just incompatible with that person? Me being his first long term relationship, I can see where maybe he thinks the grass is greener elsewhere. And he thought his way of handling things was OK. Taking lots of time apart, saying "something's missing", always wanting out/wanting to dump me every time we argued, holding resentment for days, going to bed angry because "tomorrow's a new day and I just need sleep and things will be better, we are just tired". Since his other relationships have ended at 3 months because there was no "spark", I assume they never had any arguments.
I tell myself he just hasnt found the right one yet to want to work through conflict with. And now that hes been exposed to it, he will work haeder at it in his next relationship, that ours was already broken and not worth it. I think at this point he will date or get in a relationship more for status. I wonder how he will last a lifetime with someone if he has to kick me out after being together for 14 months because I'm so "dramatic" for wanting to work through things, compromise, etc. I always tell myself the disagreements we had are nothing compared to what he probably will face in a longer relationship.
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Post by lostinlove on Feb 8, 2020 13:37:34 GMT
Also, in a normal, healthy relationship, with real love, would he have helped to calm my anxieties, etc? Or maybe I wouldnt have had so much anxiety in a good relationship. I even told him sometimes I just need reassurance that sometimes it felt like he left me hanging on so many things. I think what really brought my AP out was my own fear of rejection after he kept threatening to breakup with me every time we fought and saying "let's try some time apart". Then changing his mind about the time apart.
He also told me often that he didnt think he could date or handle a woman with anxiety. Because he didnt know how to deal with it.
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Post by doctora on Feb 8, 2020 14:03:02 GMT
Yes, after repeatedly being abandoned/broken up with, it's normal that the manifestations of anxious attachment would get worse each time. Having anxiety (generalized) I think is different - definitely can go hand in hand, but your ex I'm not sure understood the difference between anxious attachment and an anxious woman. Was his mom anxious? He broke up with that girl after he found anxiety meds, right?
It's not possible to have a normal/healthy relationship with a DA, even if you are mostly secure. Secure people I think would have an easier time LEAVING a dismissive avoidant, but not necessarily have an easier time being with them. Yes, being in tune with one's own and each other's needs, or at least working on it, is part of a healthy relationship.
Your ex is seeking out a new relationship to avoid working on himself. Very possible that in his denial/avoidance he may be telling himself there must someone better for him out there. With the way his mind works, it's hard to learn relationship skills, let alone apply them. He likely did not process your conflicts the way you did, seeking to understand things, etc. If he did, he wouldn't be a DA.
A likely scenario: he'll get into a new relationship, and when things get a little rocky, he'll feel just as uncomfortable and leave. Then he'll start missing you (if you let him - trust me on this, DONT reach out), because he feels safer with time and distance. Easier to be nostalgic than in a real relationship with a real, live person with needs. He may even put you on a pedestal if you let him go.
May I ask you, what made your relationship different for him? You said he'd dated women for 3/4 months maximum. Obviously you did have some connection. Was is that you were more anxious than those other women? Were they just more secure and didn't pursue him after he dumped them? That could have been an attracting factor for him, believe it or not...remember, DAs are attracted to APs as well. What was the connection between you like, beyond the vortex of the DA/AP dynamic?
If comes back on his own, I think that's when you could set some boundaries and make some demands, explain that you need someone capable of growth.
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Post by lostinlove on Feb 8, 2020 15:00:13 GMT
I think he kept coming back because I said relationships take work and you cant just leave. Even though he just wanted out, or something was missing. I was willing to work through things with him. When he left me the final time he sat down and said I wanted to leave you in December, in March, in May, in July, in September (all times we had arguments) and now I'm finally leaving you and want you out of my life forever. You broke and burned me. You have not changed. He would tell me throughout though that my emails and letters were really nice and I really wanted this to work, so he did too. He said he had never been so attracted to someone. He went as far as wanting to send out Christmas cards the first year we were together. So we did. He also told me he had never told a girl he loved her before me. I do know from the one EX I talked to she said she spoke up at the 3 month mark, because it was so superficial and not progressing so she had to ask where the relationship was going. He said he didn't know, that he needed a week off to see if he missed her enough. That's when she said that's not how that works, then he said well that's how I work. Then a week later, he tried calling her and she said no, you will come tell me in person. It was Valentines Day and he brought her a box of chocolates and a card and said he didnt have a spark for her anymore, but wanted to be friends. Lol. She told me she had boundaries, and if I didnt it is probably why he stayed longer with me. But ultimately he seems to have blamed the breakup on me breaking and burning him. Somehow. He couldnt even describe to me how though. I just did I guess. Probably because I opened his eyes to reality a bit.
Interesting, the other night I went out with a old high school teacher of mine that wanted to meet. She knew EXs family because they are from the same small town. She said she was absolutely shocked, as were so many other people that we had broken up. So many people had been talking that EX and I looked so great together, they had never seen him so happy, etc. I must say we did look great together and had EXCELLENT chemistry besides the way we handled conflict. We enjoyed each others interests. I'm sure I was more anxious and wanting him back. Both the other EXs I talk to said no way. And one stayed friends, one didnt. Idk about any other EXs though, because he really didnt seem to have female friends that I knew of.
Anyways, this teacher I went out with was asking me what happened. So I had explained it all to her. She said, wow, that behavior actually doesn't surprise me. She said she has always known him to be a very shy and private person. In school he didnt have many friends and was picked on alot I guess, so she told her son to be extra nice to him since they went to school together. Another one of his HS friends told me he was a loner in school. And a lady I work with, her husband went to school with him and he said EX was an "odd duck". Another lady I worked with went to school with him and said he was an "asshole". Lol. The teacher was also asking me what I thought about his mom. I said she was different. She seemed to really resent me, and anywhere we went, she seemed to try and avoid or stay away from me, unless she couldnt if we went to their house, or she came to ours. Teacher said she agreed she was really odd and thrifty. Then she asked me what their house was like, which made me know she knew something was up. His parents house was dirty, and very hoarded. Teacher said she doesnt think EX had a good life growing up. I knew he resented his mom, because anything he would tell her, she would go tell everyone else she knew. She also kind of treated him like the "daughter she never had" making him go to craft and quilting shows with her, putting him in dance and tap class. I think she really embarrassed him. Anyways, I dont even know how she cooked in the kitchen at their house. And anytime we sat down to eat, they would have to clean off the table or slide the junk out of the way. EX was not like this at all. Far from it. He didnt seem to have much stuff, but what he did have alot of was old I guess. His clothes were ancient lol. They are millionaires, but you would never guess with the way they live. One day teacher had run into his mom and told her "EX is so lucky to have found and be with H, they look so great together. I had her in class in HS and she is the sweetest most caring and loving girl" his mom replied to her with just a "well, we'll see about her" with kind of an attitude I guess. LOL.
She then said that the bank he does part time IT work at, after hours, theres a girl there that he used to have a massive crush on that was married, yet he was always trying to flirt with or pursue her. Even though she was married and had zero interest in EX. I found that really strange.
She said he had always been "socially awkward" trying to fit in, or make new friends. Etc. I ALWAYS included him with my friends and everything we did. Always showed him new things. I tried getting him to step out of his comfort zone a bit and he said he really loved it and all the fun things he did.
In our relationship, he was actually very kind and loving. I guess when he wanted to be, lol. But when he was, it was great. He texted me almost every day telling me he loved me and I was beautiful. Until things started getting rocky for us.
Part of me wonders if what he thought he had with me was actually too good to be true. So he left before I left him since he struggled. Which I NEVER would of left him. Ever. And he always told me how lucky he was to find me because it's hard to find a girl that can appreciate him farming and actually want to help on the farm, like I did. The lady I met with the other night said she thinks his pride might be too much, to ever come back to me. I think I totally agree. Or he would be too scared. Especially since he has blocked me everywhere too. Unless it's just temporary. I dont know. None of his post break up words and actions have made any sense. Oddly though, he lately has been liking a bunch of my families and friends' posts on Facebook. Which is a sudden new behavior. I have tried texting him twice, just two texts in the past month, and I'm still blocked. If he ever came back it would probably be after another failed relationship. I dont know. But he has never tried going back to any of his other exs (the 3 month ones). The one EX I talk to did tell me that she told him one day that she couldnt just be friends with him anymore. Because after they stopped dating he wanted to still be friends. So they did, but she did most of the contact and reaching out anyways. But when she told him she couldn't do the friend thing anymore he got really defensive and laughed and said "well I guess that's your loss then, have a great life". He initially told me he wanted to be friends with me, but then changed his mind and told me never. I think it was all due to the Facebook posts where I said "it hurts to have the love of your life walk out of your life" and "I just want you out of my life... how can the man you loved with your whole world say such hurtful things". Obviously that wasnt good of me to do, but I was really hurt, lost, broken, in shock, etc. Then one of my friends replied "maybe it wasnt you, maybe it was him, he kicked you out so many times, etc, maybe hes the one with issues". One of his friends had messaged me and told me that they are really upset it was really mean and really hurt EXs feelings. Sad thing is so many people told me I was such a blessing in his life and that they had never seen him so happy, but they wont know all the hard work I did to help him get to that too because he didnt have serious relationship experience really either. I had to help him in so many ways.
He supposedly told someone I just have this really big ego. Probably because I freaked out after he broke up with me, begged for him back, posted stuff on facebook, etc. It was totally shocking to me and a complete blow. Teacher told me that when she has seen him around or anything she has heard you never would have known anything happened between us. Hes just going about life like nothing happened or I ever even existed. She said it was strange. He cant empathize at all with what I went through with the break up. And it's really hard on me still.
The being capable of growth part, we always had goals and plans set, but partly seemed superficial. Most of our conversations seemed superficial. Then when we would get closer to our goals... the engagement... he dumped me. Lol. He still wants fun, adventures, kids, and marriage, which is probably why he moved on so quickly too hoping to quickly find someone to meet those goals with. Although he had one. Me.
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Post by lostinlove on Feb 8, 2020 15:09:30 GMT
I always said in those emails and letters that he needed to work on compromise, forgiveness, listening, empathy, and not just blowing off the issues. His reply always was yea, I agree I need to work on being a better boyfriend for you. But then sometimes he would say "I dont think I can be the boyfriend that you need". Mind you, I did not consider myself real needy. I was dealing with some health stuff, so I wasnt perfect, but what I was dealing with I think is nothing compared to what he could face in a lifetime. Two days before he dumped me, I told him that "November is a very hard month for me, so just be supportive of me it's the month of my moms anniversary of her cancer diagnosis, the month of us finding out her cancer got worse, my birthday and the holidays coming up without her", then two days later he dumped me. Cold.
But then he would also say "I'm probably just better off single and alone" and I'm like "you dont have to be, but relationships take work, and if that's what you want you have to work for it, but it will be worth it with the right person". He would say "yea, I guess your right". I guess he told the other two EXs I know of that he would just be better off single and alone. But then he wouldnt, lol.
I've wondered if things would be better off for him with a secure person. A friend was telling me the other day that the kind of girl he seems to want doesnt exist... no conflict, will do everything he wants, etc.
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Post by lostinlove on Feb 8, 2020 15:24:58 GMT
This is copied from the girl I used to work with...
H, it has taken me literally weeks of thinking about you and your heart break to write this. I dated EX briefly he seemed all so wonderful and fun, then one day out of no where he said we couldn’t date anymore. Because; alas I wasn’t perfect. I took meds that do make me better for anxiety and and a few medical issues. He was blatant and it came out of the blue. He also said he didn’t want to be with me if we didn’t know 100% that I could have kids. Medical issues scared him. I felt like such a broken person. I never had anyone tell me such hurtful things. It would be months later after working on me, BUT for me, that I even agreed to go on a date with my now husband. People everyday tell me how wonderful my husband is, and he is! I’m so grateful to have him. I’m so glad EX turned out to be a huge ass! One day I saw you and EX in hobby lobby I didn’t say anything because just seeing him made me angry. I wanted to tell him how Lucky I was to date an ass like him because Mr. Wonderful Did exist and it wasn’t him. He was talking so mean to you and it took all of me to not come over and say H you deserve more! You are a sweet girl who has NOTHING WRONG with her! You may have some real Herat ache, maybe some other REAL things, but nothing that keeps you from real love. Love is not conditional. Yeah steroids will mess with you. But in a real relationship you talk about these things. He really does need help! He’s controlling over stupid things. He jumps from thing to thing and thinks he’s sooo smart and perfect but he’s not and needs help! Please H just heal you and praise God you got away! are worthy of the world. H please know this hurts now, and what a real ass to do this to you during your hardest month! You have a great group of friends and will rise! DO NOT take anything this hurtful person said to you to heart. I could give you a list of a thousand things HE needs to work on, and I’m sure you’d agree. It doesnt even seem like he is all that close to his family either, another red flag! Heal your heart and open it to real love once you heal. Ask me anything I can always be a good listener or part a few words of wisdom. I write you this because I don’t want to see you write another thing how he is so much better than you, he’s not! He wouldn’t have hurt you if he was. He would have helped you through the hard days not run! I hope this helps you. I pray for you every night!
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Post by dhali on Feb 8, 2020 16:57:03 GMT
There you go. That’s your proof he’s fa. You only have 1 thing left to do... move on. It won’t work. It’s over.
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Post by lostinlove on Feb 8, 2020 17:32:29 GMT
I feel so at fault because I felt myself crying alot and being alot more emotional in this relationship for some reason.
When he dumped me when I went over to the house to get some stuff he told me that he cant make me happy, that I have to make myself happy before you can be happy with anyone else. Which is true. But I was happy with myself, atleast going into it. One day he also shared something on social media that said "what you choose to put up with in your relationships, is a direct reflection of how you feel about yourself". I think he really thinks this is all my fault. The whole reason he thinks I "broke and burned him". He has never apologized for anything or reached out about anything. Probably because in all the post break up emails I did blame it all on myself telling him maybe I did nag, or cry too much, or seem too emotional, or dramatic at times, or maybe didnt give him enough space. I said I guess this was my karma for being a bad partner to you. Which is why he is probably walking away happy and with pride. And why he blocked me everywhere and what will prove he will never come back. Or do they?
The day he dumped me a lady from work came over to the house to be with me and make sure I was OK. He introduced himself to her all nice and friendly and acted like nothing was happening. Also, the day I moved out he said he was very happy, and another lady from work that came over to help me, he tried striking up a friendly conversation with her like nothing was happening.
I dont know what he is all saying to people, if anything, but it seems so odd. Some of his friend have messaged me saying they were sad for us, never seen him so happy, they thought I was good for him, they hope we can work through it, etc. But his family seems super pissed at me. Again, they don't know what I put up with either. I dont think alot of people know the deeper side to him.
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Post by lostinlove on Feb 8, 2020 17:44:11 GMT
I feel so at fault because I felt myself crying alot and being alot more emotional in this relationship for some reason. When he dumped me when I went over to the house to get some stuff he told me that he cant make me happy, that I have to make myself happy before you can be happy with anyone else. Which is true. But I was happy with myself, atleast going into it. One day he also shared something on social media that said "what you choose to put up with in your relationships, is a direct reflection of how you feel about yourself". I think he really thinks this is all my fault. The whole reason he thinks I "broke and burned him". He has never apologized for anything or reached out about anything. Probably because in all the post break up emails I did blame it all on myself telling him maybe I did nag, or cry too much, or seem too emotional, or dramatic at times, or maybe didnt give him enough space. I said I guess this was my karma for being a bad partner to you. Which is why he is probably walking away happy and with pride. And why he blocked me everywhere and what will prove he will never come back. Or do they? The day he dumped me a lady from work came over to the house to be with me and make sure I was OK. He introduced himself to her all nice and friendly and acted like nothing was happening. Also, the day I moved out he said he was very happy, and another lady from work that came over to help me, he tried striking up a friendly conversation with her like nothing was happening. I dont know what he is all saying to people, if anything, but it seems so odd. Some of his friend have messaged me saying they were sad for us, never seen him so happy, they thought I was good for him, they hope we can work through it, etc. But his family seems super pissed at me. Again, they don't know what I put up with either. I dont think alot of people know the deeper side to him. This is kind of stupidly funny too. One day he showed me this YouTube video of how men work and what their minds are like since he told me I obviously dont understand men. So I watched it and there was a segment about the "nothing box" in a mans brain. Literally where they resort to no thoughts, nothing. Their quiet place. So anytime he would seem like he was blowing me off, quiet, or emotionless and I would speak up he would say "remember the nothing box? That's where I'm at right now, stop reading into it". LOLOL
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