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I don't know the details about this guy you were with. I'm sorry that someone you loved didn't feel the same for you. One thing though. I've been on both ends of the stick in this situation, and often times when i was the one who had to dump the other, I felt terrible, because I knew how much they cared for me. In my situation, it wasn't that I didn't love them, it's just, over time, things weren't working out, and I lost interest. I would tell them about this, and they'd get all upset, and we'd try to fix it, but after a couple weeks it was still sucky and I broke it off. Then they turn around and call me a liar for saying that I loved them, when in fact at a time I did, but over time my feelings for them changed. On the other hand, he may have been using you the whole time without ever feeling for you at all. Most likely tho, if the relationship lasted longer than a couple months, this was not the case because putting a up a front that long is very difficult unless large amounts of money are involved, or something of that nature.
Word of advice: Don't start bitching at them or their friends about what they did to you weeks or months after the fact. It will only make you look angry and jealous and pathetic, no matter how justified it may be. The truth is, if they don't love you, they aren't worth your love, plain and simple. Also, as prototrance said, no one is worth killing yourself over, your feelings of pain will recede, and you will find someone who is deserving of you.
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