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So let me get this straight -
You were going out with this guy, and everything was going great. Then you decided to start being a bitch, which cased a bunch of fights, and you kept being a bitch until he couldn't take it any more and he dumped you. That sound right? Good.
Anyway, here's my advice:
- Take your medicine: You created this problem with your own poor decisions. Instead of looking for a way out of it, why not just accept the fact that you fucked up your relationship and you probably deserve to feel the way you do now.
- Learn your lesson: Don't look at this just as a punishment for your own ineptitude, look at it as an opportunity to better yourself. In the future, if you really care about your significant other then perhaps you should actually show it, as opposed to, you know, starting fights with them and making them upset. That's not a very good way to let someone know you care about them.
- Stop feeling sorry for yourself: You have no one to blame but yourself, and to be honest, you sound like you're blowing this way out of proportion. You realize, I hope, that there are millions of people out there who feel just the same way that you do or worse because the fact of the matter is that many, many relationships end badly. For many of these people, it isn't even their fault, it's either their partner's fault, or just unfortunate circumstances. I might feel sorry for some of those people but I sure as hell don't feel sorry for you because you're just experiencing the result of your own piss-poor decision-making. You shouldn't feel sorry for yourself, either, because you don't deserve any sympathy, not even your own.
- Learn to communicate coherently: Just by reading your post I can tell you have the communication skills of a three years old boy. Rambling, disjointed thoughts connected by inconsistent punctuation, nonexistent capitalization, and inexplicable sentence and paragraph structure. If I were the type of person to give a person the benefit of the doubt, I might speculate that your poor communication skills are limited to an inability to write, rather than a general inability to communicate. But the contents of your post tell a different story. You couldn't communicate to your ex-boyfriend that you cared about him - that much is for certain. And my guess would be that miscommunications were responsible for many of the "fights" you started with him as well. You can't have a quality relationship with someone unless you can communicate with them, and right now I have serious doubts about your ability to communicate with anyone.
- Learn not to depend upon strangers on the internet for advice: While there's nothing inherently wrong with asking for input on an internet message board, there are far too many people who seem to want to use the internet as a substitute for a functional brain. Don't become one of them, because if you do everyone will hate you.
You're welcome,
Arbiter
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