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@rapthemusicalКүн бұрын
I've blocked my ex from everything. We haven't spoken a word to one another in 10 months. I don't think it makes a difference either way. I think when you're done, stuff like lurking is basically meaningless. I just don't want to see her pop up on my stories. I'm protecting my peace at this point.
@HelpingbosКүн бұрын
Buddy if we are still talking about them even if its saying we are done it means we are still not over them. Its tough i understand but try not to think or talk about them. The more we talk the more it can hurt us. After two breakup from same person and taking therapy from last 10months, its still tough not to think about her even though i am much better state than i was compared to 1st breakup. So i would suggest not to think or mention about the relationship even if its about saying we have moved on and we dont care
@rapthemusical18 сағат бұрын
@@Helpingbos Some people benefit by not talking; others by talking it through. I'm not saying I don't think about her still. But I can say that when I do now (instead of 8 months ago), I don't feel anxious anymore. Ultimately, it's about actions. And my actions have been to not communicate for 10 months. I could have, but I haven't. It gets easier, but it certainly takes time.
@TrazynnКүн бұрын
It's actually way easier not having a social media at all in that sense. It removes the whole meta game. Everything you upload, everything your ex uploads, it always has layered meanings and therefore the both of you can't resist interpreting it, and agonizing over it. It's passive aggressive, ugly and cynical. Even blocking sends a message as by now it has gotten customary that blocking can be temporary.
@m2pozadКүн бұрын
It turns out females use IG as a faux dating app that has plausible deniability built-in. Meaning- stories are a lure into DMs that don't have substance, platonic or otherwise. Resulting in a weird store window display with nothing for sale, so to speak. Real Contact from aliens is more likely,
@rajatpal10192 күн бұрын
Very true. I'm FA. I really feel sense of betrayal and I have trust issues on people because in past my trust was broken multiple times. I'm don't like to be totally vulnerable in front of all the people once few which i am trust but imagine you you don't a few and then also they betray you. After getting dumped my DA i went into my cave and you can see me normal from outside but deep down i don't like relying on anybody else now emotionally. This breakup with DA literally killed me. She offered friendship like she is doing some good deed for the universe. I see full betrayal. I am in no contact now for atleast 6 months.
@Mzansi743 күн бұрын
Why the hell does anyone care about their ex???
@rulebreaker6664 күн бұрын
The Ex I don't want want me back while the Ex I want don't want me back. 😂 I don't know should I cry or laugh.
@Bawkr4 күн бұрын
She ended it, not me. So yes I definitely want it back. Ugh. Frail!
@m2pozad4 күн бұрын
"the answer you want isn't the answer you really want"... This psychological conundrum applies to other aspects of female relationship behavior, according to what has blown up on the internet. No recommendations beyond, getting women to, "think better"? In what ways, generally?
@pablocs33114 күн бұрын
A hard pill to swallow for most. Personally, haven't wondered what my ex's next move is but I've fallen pray to trying to justify her behavior or trying to figure out how to best mold myself to some of her traits that *she needs to work on* rather than me holding myself to a higher standard.
@pedroleitao51024 күн бұрын
Really... my ex next move shouldn't be of my concern... what I should be able to control now is my answer to my self. That's what is been tuff and dificult, I can't even understand who am I now!
@LuisPerez-jf8vj5 күн бұрын
Laura, it is a very difficult mental exercise to think you could belong to a community that chooses unhealthy partners. You look like a very self-conscious person. Is our subconscious brain that powerful?
@CoachLauraLea4 күн бұрын
I would argue that our subconscious brain is the MOST powerful too that we can harness as humans, both to our benefit and detriment.
@LuisPerez-jf8vj4 күн бұрын
@CoachLauraLea I don't see what the benefit can be. I see it as a disproportionate use of the subconscious brain, which is programmed to protect us. Ok, you are safe, but lonely. Another question, Laura, when you chose an unhealthy partner, were you aware at that moment, or only after the relationship was over and you had some time to reflect on it. Thank you for your time answering this, I really like your videos. Keep uploading more. You are awesome.
@Ron4T15 күн бұрын
Happy to hear that I was blocked because they cared about me too much 😊
@CoachLauraLea4 күн бұрын
Lol I am, of course, never speaking to every single scenario/relationship, but that is certainly the case sometimes.
@Ron4T14 күн бұрын
@ I know. As counterintuitive as it may be, when it comes to DA’s, you’re absolutely right!
@robertdeskoski97836 күн бұрын
None of this matters. The end result is a person who flees and hurts people over and over again. If they can't work that out, then don't date or get into relationships. Plenty of people are really damaged after this sort of behaviour and as Ken Reid points out, they can even un-alive themselves because of how twisted around they become (after months of promises and good treatment). Also, I really doubt that at the forefront of the mind of someone who's in flight or freeze mode are the thoughts "I'm doing this because I care about the other person". They can *say* that, but hte behaviour shows otherwise.
@robertdeskoski97836 күн бұрын
Attachment theory isn't everything. And even secure people love and want to be with partners, as opposed to being alone.
@tombain56657 күн бұрын
Really helpful and succinct video on attachment dynamics. This has been really helpful for me to understand my current "thinking" of my recent ex. I kind of had got there with my own thinking, much thinking. But you put the icing on the cake thank you. Briefly; I knew of our incompatibility in our 7 month relationship. But I had a strong attraction and desire (need?) to throw caution (sense) to the wind and just go the optimistic route. She has trauma in her backround and Avoidant issues which reinforced the intermittent reward dynamic. I finished due to a lack of emotional intimacy connection it was playing havoc with my generally stable demeanour. I had had enough! I determined afterwards there were so many red flags and impossible practical hurdles and differences. Lauralea you have explained my conflict with my real common sense prefrontal cortex thinking and the frustrating "romantic" Attachment internal feelings and cyclic rumination whenever she appears in my physical space where we live. Thanks again
@CoachLauraLea4 күн бұрын
Thank you for this incredibly kind comment, I am so glad the video helped you! I think you have clocked your situation very articulately.
@covidoff7 күн бұрын
You're so hot 🌶️. I'm over my ex. Thanks!
@javiercarrera60927 күн бұрын
No, there aren't "many wonderful people out there". Life is not a supermarket where you just get a new model if you didn't like the old one. People you authentically love come very few times in your lifetime. I am 49, I have a broad social circle, and I am not convinced at all by the options out there. I am not going to chose someone just to avoid being alone, I did that for 18 years of marriage and it destroyed me. And I also know I cannot wait forever for my DA to come around, no matter how much I love her, no matter how perfect we are as a couple in all the other areas, I have to push forward with my life. It just makes so sad to think that this loneliness will be my reality for a long long time, maybe forever. And sorry for the rant.
@mht49087 күн бұрын
I agree, yes there are many wonderful people out there, but just because they're wonderful doesn't mean that you guys will have a connection. Sometimes you develop a connection with a person, and you guys are literally 2 peas in a pod. Yet there could be reasons that prevent you guys from staying together, either temporarily or permanently. That's what happened to me recently, and that's not a relationship that comes with every partner you had. I have to focus on my own life and bettering myself, and if my ex and I are really meant to be, we'll find our way back to each other. But only time will tell
@Tyrannoss1126 күн бұрын
Agree. You know, there only a few people who Fits you well. When you lose a human like this u will Never really replace them
@Bawkr4 күн бұрын
Ugh. My 8 years was pretty bad. Met the right one first date being back out there. I went through a lot of profiles and drove a lot of miles to meet her. It did and didn't go well. We met again, same thing it did and didn't go well but I also screwed up, I told her something that I should have told her way later. We texted like crazy for a month. We had a couple of really nice phone calls but a lot of lacking ones too. She's susceptible to her surroundings on her emotions so I suspect that's part of that with the calls. It's been 5 years since I wish I had a time machine but now I wish that just as much as back then. I would start over and let her know from the start what I told her on the second date. It's so freaking frustrating, a very personal story to me so I held it back. I can't believe she's so dismissive over that one thing after all we had together over that month+ of time. Hurts
@m2pozad7 күн бұрын
This dilemma appears to assume only high intensity, commitment level, interest in relationships. Yet there are lower intensity options as well, which in practical ways takes the devil out of the process. Why not include casual and significant levels of interest as options along with exclusive and commitment levels?
@allinredriskstrategies4 күн бұрын
Superficial relationships often lead to disappointing outcomes. I believe the reason for this is that we have an instinct towards strong family bonds. Life is about purpose and meaning, and we can draw more of this when we are in deep bonds with other people. Seeking a casual companion, without purpose or meaning, is a misdirection.
@m2pozad4 күн бұрын
@@allinredriskstrategies It turns out we are not all couplers. A very common position expressed online is, the great relief that a committed relationship is finally over, and how glorious the newly found single life is. It's becoming clear that a significant percentage of the population are meant to be single, where they are free to conduct relationships from that preferred orientation. Their committed relationship of choice is with themselves.
@CoachLauraLea4 күн бұрын
I would agree with this for most people
@jason27239 күн бұрын
Wouldnt even think about my ex if you were in my life
@RyanBooker799 күн бұрын
Being a DA who is working on myself, I have felt, the initial level up in commitment, or rather the seeming ease your potential partner can quickly and easily move into deep commitment raises a red flag in my mind. Like I instantly become suspicious, internally questioning “do they just want a relationship - they don’t even really know me, so how can they commit so easily, it could be anyone”.
@July41776DedicatedtoTheProposi9 күн бұрын
What a word salad of jargon. The only part that makes sense is the attraction to a past caregiver. She speaks is such general and vaque terms.
@CoachLauraLea9 күн бұрын
She appreciates your feedback!
@Mudpuppyjunior9 күн бұрын
@@CoachLauraLea I don't. It was a boneheaded and more importantly, inaccurate, comment. The terms weren't vague and how can they not be general when you're talking about relationships in general rather than specific ones?
@rku121210 күн бұрын
Quite impressive the accuracy with which you explain these things so casually and grounded. Very helpful.
@CoachLauraLea9 күн бұрын
Thank you for the kind words!
@DarkStone197910 күн бұрын
I've really appreciated your perspectives and candor in delivering them. This video is no different. I do have a question that I ask in the spirit of curiosity, not criticism. What IS love? Or, rather, more specifically, what is it to be "IN love"? Because, after enduring a couple of these agonizing splits, I'm prepared to agree fully that I'm withdrawing from a very intense addictive pattern. But while I see a whole lot of good argumentation for why this isn't actually being in love, I don't know that I'd be able to recognize it if I was. Would I even enjoy being in love? Do I really only truly enjoy the intoxication of fragile enmeshment? I'm honestly not trying to wax philosophical about the issue, I promise 😅.
@CoachLauraLea9 күн бұрын
Thank you for the kind words, and I appreciate your question as well. Love is subjective, and it has to be defined not just by each person, but but buy each couple. There needs to be communication about the actions that align with "love" according to the partnership, so that each person FEELS it, rather than just hearing a word. This is why it doesn't really "matter" if someone says they love you, but treat you poorly.
@DarkStone19799 күн бұрын
@@CoachLauraLea But surely being in love must mean something objectively. Otherwise, everything you say in this very video is invalidated. If being in love can be anything, then there's no reason at all to suggest that attachment, no matter how unhealthy it appears from the outside, isn't both experienced and defined as being in love by both partners inside the relationship. Perhaps, however, we could look at all the things suggested that it isn't and really on those qualities' antitheses. If attachment isn't love because it is, ultimately, destructive, then maybe love is necessarily constructive. Objectively.
@CoachLauraLea9 күн бұрын
We can definitely agree to disagree! I absolutely think that the majority of people would use similar words to describe and define love, but I do think there is a margin of nuance for everything. This actually supports attachment theory's value, IMO. If a DA decides they want to be in partnership with another DA, both parties might feel very loved. However, if an AP is in partnership with that SAME DA, they will likely feel unloved, at least near the end.
@Mudpuppyjunior9 күн бұрын
@@DarkStone1979 Just my subjectively correct opinion : ) but if you think love is a feeling or emotions you're screwed from the get-go. Those are lust and infatuation and affection born of hormonal rushes, attraction and perceived compatibilities. Real love is what happens afterward and beyond; a commitment and a choice to stick it out with that person no matter what the world throws at you. I suppose it's far too corny for this jaded age but the traditional wedding vows are about as good a definition of love there is; A solemn sacred promise to love and honor, for better or worse, for richer or poorer, in sickness and in health, till death do you part. Or look up Paul's definition of love in 1st Corinthians 13.
@live2win9 күн бұрын
@CoachLauraLea what's AP?
@KyleTheDalek10 күн бұрын
Why do girls ghost? Especially after saying they think you aren’t interested in them and don’t reply fast. So you step up and then they just ignore you… I don’t get it?
@1300SL10 күн бұрын
Usually because they have so many other options unfortunately.
@CoachLauraLea9 күн бұрын
Many people ghost, men and women and in between. Would you like me to consider doing a video on why people ghost?
@geemail3699 күн бұрын
@@CoachLauraLea Yes, pls. 🙏🏼
@m2pozad10 күн бұрын
Yes, to dialing back the love stories, in favor of realistic facts about attachment. Also- Isn't there more to be said about basic platonic relationships somehow being replaced by such heavy romantic focus? Since, it seems a given by professionals, that our blueprint for romantic relationships is explained as being governed by childhood ups and downs?
@CoachLauraLea9 күн бұрын
I'm not sure I understand--can you share more or rephrase what the specific question is? Thank you!
@m2pozad9 күн бұрын
Our foci as children are a variety of things, from survival to identity, all basically platonic. What connects those related relationship experiences to adult foci of reproduction, spirituality, self-realization, etc., through romantic and sexual intimacy, other than the obvious timeline? Or, why aren't adult romantic relationships more of a clean slate area of interaction?
@Trazynn10 күн бұрын
Something that keeps twisting in my brain, what keeps tripping me up, is not the definition of 'love' but rather the extremely flexible definition of 'relationship'. People end up in relationships where one is appreciating some companionship, comfort and intimacy while the other is smitten, can't live without. Or any combinations and gradations thereof. We all have one word for a vast spectrum of connections and it completely messes us up.
@CoachLauraLea9 күн бұрын
Yes--this is why each couple needs to be on the same page about what expectations come with their relationship. This is also why "situationships" rarely work; there is no framework for when a boundary is crossed or an expectation is not met.
@July41776DedicatedtoTheProposi9 күн бұрын
@@CoachLauraLea’ why did not you say this in the video_!! Now, this is concrete information on the path forward. The rest of it was word salad to me.
@Trazynn9 күн бұрын
@@July41776DedicatedtoTheProposi to be fair that wasn't the top of the video. You could fill hours and hours with this topic without exhausting every consideration. Which is why it's such a rich field for content creators.
@Trazynn9 күн бұрын
@@CoachLauraLea Right, but at least situationships are transparently ambiguous. In something that actually carries the label of 'relationship' things can be a total mirage. One side thinks they're building a future, while the other is getting more material benefits. One side has their family rooting for them, and the other side has the family bracing for the inevitable dump, or even worse both families are rooting for both sides without knowing one side is about to pull the trap door."
@Coping_in_Copeland_Cope9 күн бұрын
@@Trazynn Thais Gibson frames it perfectly. She said sometimes people will get into relationships with two sets of "rules" and it's comparable to sitting down together to play a board game and one brings the rules to Scrabble while the other brings the rules for Monopoly. You're not going to be able to play under these circumstances and if you do, there will be no clear definition. I think that's what relationships lack. Moving forward, we just have to have these conversations ahead of time I think. Before you make the decision to be a couple, ask the other person what a relationship looks like for them and you offer your preferences as well and then you can make sure you're on the same page. I've personally never done anything this healthy in relationships, but I have learned to do this in business partnerships and the sit down definitely helps make sure you're both on the same page or at least can work with one another.
@BloopsnBleeps10 күн бұрын
Thanks for all your videos. I finally realized I have fearful avoidant attachment and just went thriugh a tough breakup over the holidays. It's been extremely difficult looking in the mirror and examining my past behaviors, but hopeful I can shift my actions moving forward.
@CoachLauraLea9 күн бұрын
I'm so glad my content is helpful to you!
@lukeblakeway340510 күн бұрын
Great video! One tip from experience is you can get a lot out more out of a dismissive avoidant partner if you make it safe for them to talk by working on how you react when they try to bring issues up with you
@CoachLauraLea9 күн бұрын
This makes sense to me! Thanks for sharing.
@laurabond240812 күн бұрын
Hi Laura!! We used to talk on Instagram. Do you not have it anymore? I would love to connect with you privately
@CoachLauraLea11 күн бұрын
Hi Laura! No I'm not on IG anymore, just TikTok and now here on KZbin! Are you wanting to connect about my coaching work? If so, you can book a free compatibility call in my Stan Store link in the description box under my videos!
@Saboramii12 күн бұрын
That is so helpful and profound-“I am the love of my life”-thank you 🙏🏽 I would still like to see the video of what you love about being single :)
@CoachLauraLea11 күн бұрын
Hi! I am not single anymore, but I loved the following when I was 1) The freedom and autonomy to do whatever, whenever 2) The peace and quiet in my home *always clean* 3) The extra time I had for my friendships and family relationships 4) The motivation to try new hobbies and activities in my free time. There are beautiful aspects to both a single and now married season of life for sure!
@Saboramii12 күн бұрын
Thanks for offering to ground us. You have that ability and energy 🙏🏽
@CoachLauraLea11 күн бұрын
This is so kind!
@Jessiesanders-f4r12 күн бұрын
It's common for relationships to encounter obstacles, but there is always a solution. My own marriage faced considerable issues, but with appropriate guidance, my husband and I worked through them and deepened our connection. Solutions are achievable if you're ready to work together. Stay hopeful-there's always a way forward.
@user-yn9wk5cx3w12 күн бұрын
I'm facing significant relationship problems and can't stand the idea of losing him. My love and longing for my partner are profound, and I'm ready to do anything to restore our connection. I would greatly appreciate any advice or help you could give.
@Jessiesanders-f4r12 күн бұрын
Parting with someone you love is always a challenging process, but in my experience, I had the guidance of a spiritual guide who prevented my marriage from collapsing. His name is Father Akunna.
@user-yn9wk5cx3w12 күн бұрын
I'II quickly search for him online. Thank you. I'm optimistic that taking this approach will yield results for me as well; his absence is keenly felt.
@user-yn9wk5cx3w12 күн бұрын
I just searched for Father Akunna online indeed he is a very generous man and the most powerful spell caster that I have ever seen he brought my husband back to me with so much love ❤
@holyboyjem12 күн бұрын
Hey how do i suggest getting back together with my ex who still loves me but i broke her trust many times she's afraid of getting hurt again?@user-yn9wk5cx3w
@Morbutt12 күн бұрын
If you've reached the point of No-Contact, you should stay that way for life..
@johndevivo868312 күн бұрын
Thanks. I’ve learned so much. My avoidant ex refused therapy, no work on anything with three kids involved. Just done and a new relationship for her two weeks later after 18 months. It was horrible role modeling. I am working hard on my attachment. That’s all I can do but it is sad. Poof. I’m done chasing anyone. I’m done with inconsistency or ambivalence. I tolerated way too much, let myself get so attached to an inconsistent person. Uggg
@Maynardd12 күн бұрын
Haha!!! get back together with an ex? Oh yeah…I escaped the gas chamber, but hey, let me go back in there and see if I can do it for a second time. NEVER GO BACK! Why would anyone waste their time with this?
@Mudpuppyjunior13 күн бұрын
I think you left out the primary reason this occurs. Often the avoidants seeks out an emotionally available partner only to be scared away by their own feelings. So they revert to what feels safe; another emotionally unavailable person who they are much more able to connect with, though that relationship is also doomed due to a lack of love. Understanding this dynamic, assuming it occurred, makes accepting our separate roles in the relationship a lot easier.
@CoachLauraLea11 күн бұрын
Thank you for this comment! I agree that DAs and APs are "a moth to a flame" because DAs love the emotional deliciousness of the AP, and the AP loves the steadiness and perceived stability of the DA. But while the DA does sometimes jump into a relationship with someone less emotionally available, I have not found that this always occurs.
@Mudpuppyjunior10 күн бұрын
"The emotional deliciousness." Love that, but we secures must be pretty delicious too. I keep attracting beautiful FAs. They don't last cuz they're, well, a little nutty but it's fun for a little while. The sad thing is, beneath the scar tissue they were both absolutely amazing women.
@GenoLoma13 күн бұрын
thank you for this video.. I'm a month or so out on my own after my lovely lady ended it with me at the end of novemeber.. I'd move heaven and earth for this woman, she is THE most incredible person I've ever had the honour of knowing.. and for a while (a little over 3 years, but not all of it smooth sailing), she was totally invested in me.. I've since learned that I have FA and DA traits a,d a sprinkling of AP too :/ .. and I suspect, although I'm not certain, but knowing what I do of her upbringing and past relationships, that she has at the very least some AP and FA traits of her own.. certainly she isn't the SA here.. there's work she may need to do as well, but just like I was unaware til recently, I doubt she knows herself which Attachment Box she's sitting in.. Of course with both parties coming from different boxes, it makes communicating about and during conflict very difficult, ESPECIALLY when neither person knows why they are acting in the ways they do in these circumstances.. She told me months ago that she needed to back away emotionally from 'us', and now says she has "moved on".. but I know she still loves me, (I'm a lovable guy ;) and I'm not being arrogant in saying that), and I know that she absolutely needs her space to 'refind' herself at the moment, and I'm ok with all of that.. she is free to do what she wants, as she always has been.. I've never tried to control or manipulate her since the day we met.. and I never would.. I do miss her terribly, going to bed alone is horrible, it's the what I'd feared the worst - abandonment - and yet I brought it on myself, by not understanding why I was behaving the way I was - shutting down in conflict, days of silent treatment (because I literally did not know how to fix things, didn't know what was broken even), a bit of pleading and pacification thrown in too.. anything to avoid her taking those first painful steps away from me.. but it's happened now.. But I'm not dead (although I did question the necessity of my existence a few times the other week, but I'm stronger than that, so I shook off those thoughts pretty damn quick), I will survive this, even though I've never had pain like this before, and I've done more research and self discovery in the last fortnight than in my previous entire 47 years..! It feels good to now understand my "Style" and I'm developing a multi-faceted plan to put myself back together to be a healthy and happy person capable of being Stable with my attachment.. Once I'm back to talking with her on a regular basis, (we're still friends and have a number of mutuals as well, she hasn't dumped out my family members from her fb, nor has she blocked me or told me to get stuffed, just told me that she needs her space, which I'll respect), I can be the strong and stable one and I'll hold her hand til the end of time if needed, as she works her side of the coin.. Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.. I hope this helps someone.. I know talking about it helps me.. as does, (as I found out about myself this week) writing poetry, of all things! maybe I'll show her one day.. anywho, take care everyone, and be honest with yourself, and those you love :)
@hekmoglu9013 күн бұрын
We are not getting back together lol
@killergreek5512 күн бұрын
Yes we are
@hekmoglu9012 күн бұрын
@@killergreek55 nope already changed the states, pumped and dumped
@vikramkoodoye141812 күн бұрын
😅@@killergreek55
@jonredd65013 күн бұрын
Lol bye
@1300SL13 күн бұрын
I remember my ex telling how she had done all the inner work before we met. Basically as the relationship progressed this transpired into me being the cause of all the problems & there was nothing wrong from her end. Extremely avoidant, I got blamed for everything before discard.....no accountability on her part for one thing.
@Trazynn13 күн бұрын
Someone who has to tell you they've done the inner work, hasn't.
@1300SL13 күн бұрын
@Trazynn yes 100% correct & one of many red flags I shouldn't have ignored.
@seanparker361312 күн бұрын
This sounds just like my experience. Everything was great until one day it wasn't and down hill. Last spring I'm finding Dismissive Avoidant and then top of summer Borderline Disorder right behind my discard. Months later found out someone can be both same time. Hard pill to swallow.
@CoachLauraLea11 күн бұрын
I'm sorry you went through this and I hope you're doing ok!
@MadMaxMan200813 күн бұрын
She is a Dismissive Avoidant number one. I was pushing too fast and smothering. I brought up things from the past the whole nine yards. I was no saint. After 7 months no contact I see no future for us. Hell it was over at day one no contact. Just be honest with yourself. The truth will set you free and deep down inside we all know the truth..
@CoachLauraLea11 күн бұрын
"When we argue with reality, we suffer" -- Byron Katie
@KyleTheDalek13 күн бұрын
Haven’t spoke for 2-3 weeks since she started dating another. I do miss her, but I don’t understand how she just moved on so quickly? After 1.5 years together… I’m also under the impression the new guy is already staying over at hers at night. And she normally is not that type of person. I’m hurting so much, and how she doesn’t care just blows my minds Only last month I told her how much I love her said she was the one. And she got so excited. And she told me about a week before the break up she live me so much. I just don’t understand how all this happened. It’s the most confusing and hurtful thing I’ve ever went through. Edit, I feel she just used me, until she met another. I can’t eat max sleep or do anything apart from think of her. I feel cold and empty all the time.
@Trazynn13 күн бұрын
When the mask slips.
@Helpingbos13 күн бұрын
Stay strong brother. Two times breakup with me. They will leave again n again unless they work n self reflect. All we can do is invest in our growth n healing. It will take time but it will get better 🍀
@hgr.785713 күн бұрын
Gotta let her go man, she did you a *favor.* My EXGF pulled the same thing almost to a tee. 4 months love bombing telling me "I've never felt this way with anyone else" & I'm the greatest, then 1 month pulling away, finally the cold discard via TEXT. She said I was her experiment w, a healthy relationship g she couldn't give me what I need, she's too broken. She monkey branched to my replacement, whom she secured while pulling away from me ("sick" every weekend or "painting" 😂). She went right to love bombing my replacement 3 days later (sent texts meant for him to me, oops 😐). That was the insulting, enraging part. I couldn't eat or sleep for a week, we worked together so I had to see her every day acting like nothing happened and that WE were nothing. After a couple weeks of feeling awful, I DECIDED to use the hurt she caused to healyself. I started lifting hard again, channeling the negativity into a healthy outlet. Within a month, she was all keen to be friendly again. Now, 3 mo. removed & caring for myself every day, I could care less about how carelessly she treated me, bc I CARE FOR MYSELF. It took a long time to 7nderstand that what she said is true: she could NOT give me what I deserve- emotional availability & honesty. She DID do me a favor, although it REALLY FKN HURT BADLY at the time, moreso than any breakup from a stable, secure GF, bc it was so cold and blindsiding, and she had the replacement lines up already. FK that. I'm better off Alone than being with someone who's not with me when she's with me.
@seancollister826313 күн бұрын
I feel for you 12 plus years together for me then a few months of pulling away then row on phone then blocked and nothing tx and letters not answered belive got new man like you what can I do keep strong you can’t get over it easy from uk
@robinharrison490213 күн бұрын
Remember. They are unsecure and immature poeple. You deserve to be loved. Not being treated like crap
@LadyMimieux13 күн бұрын
My DA contacts me everyday, once during daytime and before going to sleep.
@stefanmatton877814 күн бұрын
Women want to get even because of their feelings. Yet a man does the same and all of a sudden he's a dick. Hypocrites the lot of you
@lythsian14 күн бұрын
My ex went on a rampage through the proverbial football team before our relationship ended giving me a fear trauma I still deal with today. Last year she was diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian and the clock is ticking down. Now I'm not saying anything but...
@therollingstone970114 күн бұрын
I'm sure he's a great guy.
@1300SL14 күн бұрын
My ex isnt reaching out & neither am I. NC of nearing 3 months. She is too far gone & Iam moving on, dont think she will ever know what she threw away but her loss not mine!