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11:26 am
February 25, 2010

drama

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hi Al4v,

I read your story and I guess u're about 22 right? I'm 23…graduated from university last year and have a broken heart too.

I bet there's something wrong with your ex's mind. Maybe she is in a crisis. She doesn't know what she wants. That happens to young people but in ur ex case…that's kind of weird II mean the kind of men she chose. Maybe she is still questioning what love is. Everybody keeps questioning what love is until they find their true love…and some can never find true love…that's life. And u know what you are not the answer for her and maybe she is not the answer for you either. We are just so young and we have our life ahead!!! If I were you, I would never forgive her. She didn't respect you. If u guys got married, you would be very very miserable…

I know a broken heart is just a broken heart. It's bleeding…The only thing you can do is to change the way you look at the problem, move on and live your life. When you understand why u r miserable u feel less miserable. I'm still in love with my ex so damn deeply…and know how hard it is…to think positively but it's life. I it were not this complicated we wouldn't call it life.

Good luck!

Drama

9:38 am
February 24, 2010

case

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posts 7

Hello Friend,

That is quite an interesting story.  It seems reasonable that after college you guys wouldn't be able to afford a wedding or a place to live while you were looking for jobs.  And perhaps you are too prideful to live off of her parents, and thats understandable.  It's so common for people to not have jobs after college, I'm not sure of the rush.  But clearly, something was wrong for her.  The first sign that something was wrong when she started talking to someone else on the internet.  Unlike me, you clearly don't have a jealous bone in your body.  Which can be good but also dangerous. 

Like you, I can see that she is making a mistake with this guy.  It's what young people do, we make mistakes.  And I can see her running back to you eventually, and that worries me.  Because I think you're a bit better than all of that.  I hope you can go out there and meet more people, more women.  See what's out there.  And I'm not saying “go sleep with a lot of women” either.  But maybe go on dates, talk to girls, use the internet just like she did. 

I also understand how you're feeling about the way it ended.  The last girl I really cared for started dating somebody else and I said some very mean things to her.  And honestly, even though I said them out of anger, I wasn't necessarily lying to her either.  I stand by most of what I said, I just shouldn't have said it out of anger.  I don't regret saying them, but the way that I said them.  And I'm so frustrated that I let her close the door on us and threw away the key.  She won't talk to me, it sucks.  But also, I'm kind of glad that I made it that hard for her to forgive me, because talking to her while she's with somebody else would have torn me apart even more.  And yes, it's ridiculous that she thinks of me as scary, in the same way that your girl does.  Its ludicrous and annoying.  But we have to get over it.

Go meet other people my friend and while you can't stop thinking of her now, it will get easier. 

6:21 am
February 24, 2010

kenlee6

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posts 146

 Hey al4v

I know how you feel. Do you think it would make any difference if you guys were to get married?? It would be worse if she were to do that after you guys got married. At least now you know what type of gal she is. At least you learned a lesson. I know it's really hard cause you really love her and gave all you had to her. Time will heal. Trust me.

You deserve a better girl who knows how to appreciate you. She might have feelings for you from the start but it's gone now. You won't go around flirting with another person if you really love your partner

Just hope things will work out well for you

6:20 pm
February 23, 2010

al4v

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posts 1

Hi everybody.  A friend recommended me to this site after my recent breakup, so I thought I'd give it a try.  Here's my story:

I had been dating a girl for the past 5 years.  We were college students for most of that time, and during that time we even became engaged.  We kept trying to find a time and an opportunity for a wedding, but things just weren't working out.  Once we graduated, we thought we found an opportunity.  Her parents would pay for it, and they said we could live in their basement until we could get on our feet. 

I wanted to be married and be happy, but neither of us had a job or hardly any money, so I had some problems.  After talking the matter over with my parents, we decided it was not a good idea, because this was not a real life and I wanted to give her so much better than that.  She was devastated, as was I, mostly because she was so upset, but we continued on.

That was in September.  In November, she started talking to a guy online.  She asked me if it was OK if she flirted with him, and being almost flattered and wanting to make her happy, I said yes.  As I learned more about this guy, however, I started to regret that.  I had talked to him before and had no problem.  Then I learn he is more than 15 years older than both of us, and he's polyamorous.  He has at least 8 other girlfriends.

Things were fine for a while, but then she got more serious with this guy, all the while talking about how much she wants us to be together.  Then she starts talking about meeting up with this guy and being part of this polyamorous lifestyle.  The problem is he lives literally on the other side of the country, and I wasn't completely happy with this.  I told her I had bad feelings about it, but she swore she could not live without me, so I didn't protest.

Then I learned earlier this month that she was going to move across country to live with her brother, where she always wanted to live, which just happens to be a few miles from this guy.  She would move up there, get to know him, and then I would come up a few months later.  Now's when I really started feeling bad.  We talked about it nearly every day that week, and again, I backed down.  I told her that I personally didn't like the idea, but that I wanted her to be happy, I knew she still loved me, and that all in all, it was for the best.  She agreed.

Then, not even a week later, after spending a night with her where she barely even spoke to me, she breaks up with me over the phone.  I talked to her later and said some mean things I shouldn't have.  When I went to apologize, she basically dropped my things in front of me and told me to go away.  Now she's convinced I'm somehow dangerous, talking about blocking my number and having friends over to watch out for her, while know of our friends think that's ridiculous, because if anything, she could beat me up.

She's leaving in less than a week, and I've said that I wanted to see her one more, possibly for the last, time to say goodbye, but she doesn't want that.  Her parents love me like a son and are very sad about it, and most of our friends are on my side, but that still does not make me feel any better.  I can't stop thinking about her, and the range of emotions runs from hurt to confused to lost.  I tried being angry at both of them, but I couldn't do it.

I have so many questions.  Did I do the right thing?  If I married her earlier, this wouldn't happen, but that's no life.  I also know the kind of life she wants (privacy, attention, a wedding, etc.), and we both know this guy will not give it to her.  She will be another notch in his bedpost, but she thinks it's something more, that she can change him.  She's the only one who can give me any answers, but she's not talking, at least not now.  The person I've known for the last 5 years is not the person she has been for the past few months.  Anybody have any advice or suggestions on what to do now?

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