Citizen52
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Re: i... i think it's over..
Sounds like my ex that. She was a nightmare for about 6 months before we split up. She ended up with clinical depression. Obviously it crossed my mind that I was partly to blame at the time but I did read that depression is a self generated phenomenon and so didn't think too much more of it.
I used to see signs of depression but a lot of things happened that never made sense - they still don't but when I think of it in terms of her self-esteem then some of it does. I got accused of having an affair when I was working all the hours God sent at the time.
I'm not saying that's the case here btw, just that there are some parallels, she's younger than my ex was as well no doubt. There's not really anything I can say that hasn't already been said but if it is not working out then as hard as it is as the time you're better off out of it - you've got the whole of your life ahead of you.
You used to hear about the odd couples on the news who were together for like 80 years but in this society I think it's sure to die out.
MCFC BOB said:i'm sorry for snapping at lee, but the joke was made a bit too soon for me.pominoz said:Fucking hell Bob. What did you expect posting on here. You're what - 16 and have been together 2 years so you started at 14. Did you really expect to grow old together?
As painful as it is now we have all been through it and you should look upon it as a learning process. There will be lots more women and probably better ones than this. It's no comfort now but life has a way of one door closing and another opening.
honestly, i thought we could actually build on something. i don't know whether we'd grow old together or anything like that, but last week, i couldn't see us breaking up. i don't actually understand. she just sort of sprung this on me last night.
i'm going to get a better picture of what exactly is going on because being "different people" is not a legitimate reason to break up. it's a shame i fell for the most stubborn person in the universe.
do you know what... fuck it. i'm giving it a month or two to see if things pick up and if it doesn't, i'm kicking her out of my life with every part of my body. i deserve better than this. not better than her, but better than this current situation we find ourselves in.
she's doing my head in more than ever on this. we have fights like every other couple in the world. but this thing going on now is ridiculous. i have to catch a train in four hours to see her. in seven hours, we'll be together. i don't understand what's going on. so far, her reasons for breaking up with me are:
- i'm bringing you down
- i always ruin everything
- we are totally different people (when we're not)
- only one person understands me
- you'd be happy without me
- i'm just that spare part to your day; you don't need me
what kind of reasons are those? there's something underlying here and i need to find out what it is.
either that, or she's trying to get me to have rough make-up sex.
Sounds like my ex that. She was a nightmare for about 6 months before we split up. She ended up with clinical depression. Obviously it crossed my mind that I was partly to blame at the time but I did read that depression is a self generated phenomenon and so didn't think too much more of it.
I used to see signs of depression but a lot of things happened that never made sense - they still don't but when I think of it in terms of her self-esteem then some of it does. I got accused of having an affair when I was working all the hours God sent at the time.
I'm not saying that's the case here btw, just that there are some parallels, she's younger than my ex was as well no doubt. There's not really anything I can say that hasn't already been said but if it is not working out then as hard as it is as the time you're better off out of it - you've got the whole of your life ahead of you.
You used to hear about the odd couples on the news who were together for like 80 years but in this society I think it's sure to die out.