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Anonymous Coward User ID: 78052680 10/09/2019 01:03 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | yikes. I find your situation all too familiar. I was with an abusive person that was diagnosed borderline and discharged from the military almost 8 years and at first I missed him because I always did love him wholeheartedly but soon I realized how happy and free I truly was without all the stress and negative energy all the time.. I found myself and who I was again.. I lost myself in th he process with him. I now have an amazing job, my own house in Harford County and happy everyday!!! Finding myself and college made me a happy girl. He chose to do some fucked up shit at the end of our time together and he made his bed. It is what it is. All I ever felt after the initial shock & sadness was disappointment. If he could let such a close bond go over believe false accusations and hearsay... he deff wasn't MY one... especially when he chose to believe the false bullshit from people that dumped him not even a month later. I guess he learned too late that they never were truly looking out for him, only seeking to entertain more drama. Oh well. On the other hand, I learned that he never did care about me anyway because if he did, he wouldn't have ever done the stupid things he chose to do God as my witness!!! His issue now. If your story is actually true OP... & they really were abusive and you both hurt each other... it prob is best to move on and get another guy like another user suggested! You will realize that maybe you don't miss HIM at all and maybe you are just lonely. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 76657131 United States 10/09/2019 01:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | yikes. I find your situation all too familiar. I was with an abusive person that was diagnosed borderline and discharged from the military almost 8 years and at first I missed him because I always did love him wholeheartedly but soon I realized how happy and free I truly was without all the stress and negative energy all the time.. I found myself and who I was again.. I lost myself in th he process with him. I now have an amazing job, my own house in Harford County and happy everyday!!! Finding myself and college made me a happy girl. He chose to do some fucked up shit at the end of our time together and he made his bed. It is what it is. All I ever felt after the initial shock & sadness was disappointment. If he could let such a close bond go over believe false accusations and hearsay... he deff wasn't MY one... especially when he chose to believe the false bullshit from people that dumped him not even a month later. I guess he learned too late that they never were truly looking out for him, only seeking to entertain more drama. Oh well. On the other hand, I learned that he never did care about me anyway because if he did, he wouldn't have ever done the stupid things he chose to do Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78052680 God as my witness!!! His issue now. If your story is actually true OP... & they really were abusive and you both hurt each other... it prob is best to move on and get another guy like another user suggested! You will realize that maybe you don't miss HIM at all and maybe you are just lonely. She's leaving out parts of the story. The relationship began with coercion, and they stayed together only through constant threats from her. She keeps vague about what she did, and backpedals immediately with the excuse that it was to protect herself. Don't be fooled. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 61342957 Canada 10/09/2019 01:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | yikes. I find your situation all too familiar. I was with an abusive person that was diagnosed borderline and discharged from the military almost 8 years and at first I missed him because I always did love him wholeheartedly but soon I realized how happy and free I truly was without all the stress and negative energy all the time.. I found myself and who I was again.. I lost myself in th he process with him. I now have an amazing job, my own house in Harford County and happy everyday!!! Finding myself and college made me a happy girl. He chose to do some fucked up shit at the end of our time together and he made his bed. It is what it is. All I ever felt after the initial shock & sadness was disappointment. If he could let such a close bond go over believe false accusations and hearsay... he deff wasn't MY one... especially when he chose to believe the false bullshit from people that dumped him not even a month later. I guess he learned too late that they never were truly looking out for him, only seeking to entertain more drama. Oh well. On the other hand, I learned that he never did care about me anyway because if he did, he wouldn't have ever done the stupid things he chose to do Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78052680 God as my witness!!! His issue now. If your story is actually true OP... & they really were abusive and you both hurt each other... it prob is best to move on and get another guy like another user suggested! You will realize that maybe you don't miss HIM at all and maybe you are just lonely. She's leaving out parts of the story. The relationship began with coercion, and they stayed together only through constant threats from her. She keeps vague about what she did, and backpedals immediately with the excuse that it was to protect herself. Don't be fooled. she left the part out where shes just another lying cheating fraud whore |
Miss Bunny Swan User ID: 77759132 Australia 10/09/2019 01:10 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | driving around town and stopping to post in between her $20 blowjobs ^he's right you know Mmmmm I don’t know about that. She’s a unicorn rider, and all the unicorns have been here before, some long long ago. She smells just like less than less than less than plus greater than greater than greater than. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 72499776 United States 10/09/2019 01:12 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | driving around town and stopping to post in between her $20 blowjobs ^he's right you know Mmmmm I don’t know about that. She’s a unicorn rider, and all the unicorns have been here before, some long long ago. She smells just like less than less than less than plus greater than greater than greater than. ^whatever you say Sounds like nonsense |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 47652962 United States 10/09/2019 01:20 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | yikes. I find your situation all too familiar. I was with an abusive person that was diagnosed borderline and discharged from the military almost 8 years and at first I missed him because I always did love him wholeheartedly but soon I realized how happy and free I truly was without all the stress and negative energy all the time.. I found myself and who I was again.. I lost myself in th he process with him. I now have an amazing job, my own house in Harford County and happy everyday!!! Finding myself and college made me a happy girl. He chose to do some fucked up shit at the end of our time together and he made his bed. It is what it is. All I ever felt after the initial shock & sadness was disappointment. If he could let such a close bond go over believe false accusations and hearsay... he deff wasn't MY one... especially when he chose to believe the false bullshit from people that dumped him not even a month later. I guess he learned too late that they never were truly looking out for him, only seeking to entertain more drama. Oh well. On the other hand, I learned that he never did care about me anyway because if he did, he wouldn't have ever done the stupid things he chose to do Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78052680 God as my witness!!! His issue now. If your story is actually true OP... & they really were abusive and you both hurt each other... it prob is best to move on and get another guy like another user suggested! You will realize that maybe you don't miss HIM at all and maybe you are just lonely. I'm so sorry that happened to you. Idk if what he said was true but he wasn't abusive, I felt like he lied when he didn't have to. Maybe he tried to leave me before I could. Or maybe not. I don't hold that illness against him but it's funny because I wouldn't have left him but he still left me and i have bpd traits. That just goes to show you the type of heart men these days have. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 76657131 United States 10/09/2019 01:21 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | yikes. I find your situation all too familiar. I was with an abusive person that was diagnosed borderline and discharged from the military almost 8 years and at first I missed him because I always did love him wholeheartedly but soon I realized how happy and free I truly was without all the stress and negative energy all the time.. I found myself and who I was again.. I lost myself in th he process with him. I now have an amazing job, my own house in Harford County and happy everyday!!! Finding myself and college made me a happy girl. He chose to do some fucked up shit at the end of our time together and he made his bed. It is what it is. All I ever felt after the initial shock & sadness was disappointment. If he could let such a close bond go over believe false accusations and hearsay... he deff wasn't MY one... especially when he chose to believe the false bullshit from people that dumped him not even a month later. I guess he learned too late that they never were truly looking out for him, only seeking to entertain more drama. Oh well. On the other hand, I learned that he never did care about me anyway because if he did, he wouldn't have ever done the stupid things he chose to do Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78052680 God as my witness!!! His issue now. If your story is actually true OP... & they really were abusive and you both hurt each other... it prob is best to move on and get another guy like another user suggested! You will realize that maybe you don't miss HIM at all and maybe you are just lonely. I'm so sorry that happened to you. Idk if what he said was true but he wasn't abusive, I felt like he lied when he didn't have to. Maybe he tried to leave me before I could. Or maybe not. I don't hold that illness against him but it's funny because I wouldn't have left him but he still left me and i have bpd traits. That just goes to show you the type of heart men these days have. He sounds smarter than you thought he looked. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 71365124 Poland 10/09/2019 01:22 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I had a gf like this once, wanted to get married but she had other ideas, namely 1. Used me to pleasure her when she felt like it 2. Use me as a punch bag when she needed to lash out 3. Made me pay all the bills 4. Used me as support during her studies Once she qualified she levelled up and no longer needed me. She started looking around, playing the field, her loins got loose and I started noticing the GUY count increase in Facebook, then the messages "Did I do something wrong" from other guys. She then got another job, levelling up looking for better prey. Then found a new religion, joined a cult, experimented lesbian. I then got the boot! Tried to pull her out of that cult, it was the last decent thing I could do for her, but efforts got worse, started working against me. Just backed out and moved on. She settled in with an odder more $$$$ model guy. take it from me OP. You done your part and its time to enjoy life as difficult as it may seem. Its gonna be ok. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1416041 United States 10/09/2019 01:22 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | yikes. I find your situation all too familiar. I was with an abusive person that was diagnosed borderline and discharged from the military almost 8 years and at first I missed him because I always did love him wholeheartedly but soon I realized how happy and free I truly was without all the stress and negative energy all the time.. I found myself and who I was again.. I lost myself in th he process with him. I now have an amazing job, my own house in Harford County and happy everyday!!! Finding myself and college made me a happy girl. He chose to do some fucked up shit at the end of our time together and he made his bed. It is what it is. All I ever felt after the initial shock & sadness was disappointment. If he could let such a close bond go over believe false accusations and hearsay... he deff wasn't MY one... especially when he chose to believe the false bullshit from people that dumped him not even a month later. I guess he learned too late that they never were truly looking out for him, only seeking to entertain more drama. Oh well. On the other hand, I learned that he never did care about me anyway because if he did, he wouldn't have ever done the stupid things he chose to do Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78052680 God as my witness!!! His issue now. If your story is actually true OP... & they really were abusive and you both hurt each other... it prob is best to move on and get another guy like another user suggested! You will realize that maybe you don't miss HIM at all and maybe you are just lonely. She's leaving out parts of the story. The relationship began with coercion, and they stayed together only through constant threats from her. She keeps vague about what she did, and backpedals immediately with the excuse that it was to protect herself. Don't be fooled. I NEVER threatened him whatsoever and i was lenient towards him and gave him lots of space. I was very supportive of him. But you can't make someone stay unless they want to out of their own free will. I'm just really craving his affection. I tried to be nurturing to him. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1416041 United States 10/09/2019 01:23 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | yikes. I find your situation all too familiar. I was with an abusive person that was diagnosed borderline and discharged from the military almost 8 years and at first I missed him because I always did love him wholeheartedly but soon I realized how happy and free I truly was without all the stress and negative energy all the time.. I found myself and who I was again.. I lost myself in th he process with him. I now have an amazing job, my own house in Harford County and happy everyday!!! Finding myself and college made me a happy girl. He chose to do some fucked up shit at the end of our time together and he made his bed. It is what it is. All I ever felt after the initial shock & sadness was disappointment. If he could let such a close bond go over believe false accusations and hearsay... he deff wasn't MY one... especially when he chose to believe the false bullshit from people that dumped him not even a month later. I guess he learned too late that they never were truly looking out for him, only seeking to entertain more drama. Oh well. On the other hand, I learned that he never did care about me anyway because if he did, he wouldn't have ever done the stupid things he chose to do Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78052680 God as my witness!!! His issue now. If your story is actually true OP... & they really were abusive and you both hurt each other... it prob is best to move on and get another guy like another user suggested! You will realize that maybe you don't miss HIM at all and maybe you are just lonely. I'm so sorry that happened to you. Idk if what he said was true but he wasn't abusive, I felt like he lied when he didn't have to. Maybe he tried to leave me before I could. Or maybe not. I don't hold that illness against him but it's funny because I wouldn't have left him but he still left me and i have bpd traits. That just goes to show you the type of heart men these days have. He sounds smarter than you thought he looked. Maybe manipulation wise, yes. He didn't even graduate high school. He's very charming and seductive and I loved it |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1416041 United States 10/09/2019 01:25 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I had a gf like this once, wanted to get married but she had other ideas, namely Quoting: Anonymous Coward 71365124 1. Used me to pleasure her when she felt like it 2. Use me as a punch bag when she needed to lash out 3. Made me pay all the bills 4. Used me as support during her studies Once she qualified she levelled up and no longer needed me. She started looking around, playing the field, her loins got loose and I started noticing the GUY count increase in Facebook, then the messages "Did I do something wrong" from other guys. She then got another job, levelling up looking for better prey. Then found a new religion, joined a cult, experimented lesbian. I then got the boot! Tried to pull her out of that cult, it was the last decent thing I could do for her, but efforts got worse, started working against me. Just backed out and moved on. She settled in with an odder more $$$$ model guy. take it from me OP. You done your part and its time to enjoy life as difficult as it may seem. Its gonna be ok. Damn your ex gf sounds like a master manipulator. And you could be right. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 76657131 United States 10/09/2019 01:25 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | yikes. I find your situation all too familiar. I was with an abusive person that was diagnosed borderline and discharged from the military almost 8 years and at first I missed him because I always did love him wholeheartedly but soon I realized how happy and free I truly was without all the stress and negative energy all the time.. I found myself and who I was again.. I lost myself in th he process with him. I now have an amazing job, my own house in Harford County and happy everyday!!! Finding myself and college made me a happy girl. He chose to do some fucked up shit at the end of our time together and he made his bed. It is what it is. All I ever felt after the initial shock & sadness was disappointment. If he could let such a close bond go over believe false accusations and hearsay... he deff wasn't MY one... especially when he chose to believe the false bullshit from people that dumped him not even a month later. I guess he learned too late that they never were truly looking out for him, only seeking to entertain more drama. Oh well. On the other hand, I learned that he never did care about me anyway because if he did, he wouldn't have ever done the stupid things he chose to do Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78052680 God as my witness!!! His issue now. If your story is actually true OP... & they really were abusive and you both hurt each other... it prob is best to move on and get another guy like another user suggested! You will realize that maybe you don't miss HIM at all and maybe you are just lonely. I'm so sorry that happened to you. Idk if what he said was true but he wasn't abusive, I felt like he lied when he didn't have to. Maybe he tried to leave me before I could. Or maybe not. I don't hold that illness against him but it's funny because I wouldn't have left him but he still left me and i have bpd traits. That just goes to show you the type of heart men these days have. He sounds smarter than you thought he looked. Maybe manipulation wise, yes. He didn't even graduate high school. He's very charming and seductive and I loved it Allow me to reiterate: I don't feel sympathy for you, and I'm glad you are alone. You deserve to be, and that is perfectly clear. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1416041 United States 10/09/2019 01:27 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | That's the word for him...he's extremely seductive. Like everything he does and says is like the snake from the garden of Eden. He got me doing shit that I literally broke my own rules and boundaries for. He's charming and even in his interactions with others, I can tell people like him. He drew that out in me. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 71365124 Poland 10/09/2019 01:35 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I had a gf like this once, wanted to get married but she had other ideas, namely Quoting: Anonymous Coward 71365124 1. Used me to pleasure her when she felt like it 2. Use me as a punch bag when she needed to lash out 3. Made me pay all the bills 4. Used me as support during her studies Once she qualified she levelled up and no longer needed me. She started looking around, playing the field, her loins got loose and I started noticing the GUY count increase in Facebook, then the messages "Did I do something wrong" from other guys. She then got another job, levelling up looking for better prey. Then found a new religion, joined a cult, experimented lesbian. I then got the boot! Tried to pull her out of that cult, it was the last decent thing I could do for her, but efforts got worse, started working against me. Just backed out and moved on. She settled in with an odder more $$$$ model guy. take it from me OP. You done your part and its time to enjoy life as difficult as it may seem. Its gonna be ok. Damn your ex gf sounds like a master manipulator. And you could be right. 100% right, move on, flirt, drink wine, enjoy life What you learn makes you stronger, people like this actually holds you back, not the other way around. A new adventure awaits |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 71365124 Poland 10/09/2019 01:44 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The answer for you is easy OP You can choose too mope around been sad :( all day longing or Choose to enjoy life, explore, go out with friends, see other people as books still not read, smile, be happy, find a new adventure. But no crazy stuff, there is still weirdo's around. Learn, and be happy :) |
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