MetalForever267

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Not a very good time in my life..

posted 25 May 2012, 22:40
Hi everyone. Just like the title says, this isn't exactly a shining moment in my life. On Tuesday my girlfriend broke up with me. She said it was because she almost cheated and felt weird and didn't love me anymore. I was OK with it at first, I mean, she was tempted to cheat, but she didn't. Then the reality sunk in. Now things are awkward between us and we haven't spoken a word to each other since then, and only talk through e-mails. I really do miss her. We used to talk about what we'd do if we ever broke up, we agreed we'd stay friends, or try to. I myself don't exactly have many friends, so I don't have many places to turn for comfort. Although two good friends of mine (they're online friends, though) are helping me through this. I still love her and want her back, but she says there's close to no chance of us getting back together again. She didn't say it to be mean and doesn't want to sound mean at all, she's just telling what she thinks right now. She also said that we might not even be able to be friends. I mean, I can see it working out either way, whether we're friends or not. I just really want to talk to her, but I told myself I'd let her come talk to me when she's ready. She was the first girlfriend I ever had, and the only girl I'd ever loved. We lasted only three months, February 16th is when I asked her to be my girlfriend. But it was the happiest three months of my life.

But even though this has really brought me down, I'm still able to concentrate on my classes, which is good. Because if I fail math again my mom is probably going to beat me to Hell and back. Heh, and I made a promise to my now ex-girlfriend that I'd be graduating beside her. Before I asked her to be my girlfriend, we were really close for a year. I helped her through everything. She has a lot, A LOT, that she shouldn't have to deal with. But I was there to help her through it all, and I think I did a good job. I told her that even if we can't be friends, if she needs to talk I'll be there for her. I can't just stop caring for her. It's almost weird, with me, I care about close to nothing, and I never would've thought I'd be brought to tears multiple times from caring so much about a person. But I guess I do feel better about it all somewhat. Because she said that she's not in the position to be in a relationship. So I might not have to worry about her being with another guy. Well..in a relationship with another guy anyways.

But in any case, I suppose that this was a fairly peaceful breakup. I didn't go off and commit suicide immediately. Although my friend Jon found a piece of glass and I wanted to see if it was sharp or not so I slid it down my arm. It was more dull and blunt rather than sharp, so I was only left with a couple red marks on my arms, barely more than scratches. Although it's not exactly an unusual thing for me to do though. I've never cut myself out of sadness before, only boredom or by accident. But then again, my ex-girlfriend promised me she wouldn't cut, and I promised her that I wouldn't either. Which is another thing. She was so worried about me cheating, and me breaking up with her, and then she does it. Well, almost cheats. I know I should trust her completely, but she told me that she had feelings for this other guy, and that she had alcohol in her system (which I told her not to go near..), how do I know that she didn't cheat? I really hope I don't have to go through this again. I thought I'd be back to normal in about a week and a half to two weeks, but I don't see it happening. I wish she would just remember all the good times we had. I don't want to just forget her like some people say. I don't want to think back to my high school days and remember that one girl who made my life miserable. I want to remember her as the girl who I was there for no matter what and she'll always have a place in my heart. I don't think I'll ever meet a girl quite like her ever again. She was perfect for me. But I guess any chance of reconciling is almost wishful thinking.

But, I guess that's enough before I start pouring waterfalls out of my eyes. Might be a stupid suggestion, but if anyone would care to help me take my mind off my current situation in any way. Talking to me, jokes, etc. I'd be thankful. I have a bit to keep me busy, but there's no guarantee that watching movies and whatnot will take my mind off her 100%.
Thanks for reading. Hope I feel better about all this very soon.

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MetalForever267 • 26 May 2012, 01:58
A couple hours ago I went outside and looked around my backyard. Once when she came over, we stood in one spot in the snow and I told her how much I loved her and how I'd never leave her. Then I looked up at the deck and remembered how we'd stand there and just talk for the longest time. Then I went to the bathroom because my bladder was kicking my ass. Then I looked in the mirror and I started thinking. This ISN'T the end of the world. Seeing her with someone else will bother me, sure. But that's expected. I will feel like this with other people, like they're amazing and that I'll never see the end coming. All good things must come to an end, but not all things. Maybe someday I find someone who is at least the most ideal person for me. And because I thought of that, I felt better. Amazingly better to be honest. But I know it's probably only a temporary feeling. But at least I have more support than I thought I would, so thanks to everyone who shows even a little bit of sympathy.
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TheShow13127 • 26 May 2012, 09:20
Dude, it was a short relationship... To be very honest you sound a little intense, perhaps this scared her off as maybe she was not looking for somthing this deep, You are afterall still in school so probably a bit young to be getting heavily involved withsomeone. Time to move on. Break all contact, dont email or text anymore as that is just dragging out the pain, delete all of her contact details so you wont be tempted. You gotta make a clean break so you can get over it. Take this time to evaluate your own behaviour, in the next relationship dont give everything, keep a bit for yourself...
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AhrimanThorn12870 • 26 May 2012, 01:19
It really is a horrible place to be where you are now and you have my utmost sympathy. When we lose the person we love it is not just them that we lose but the future we thought we were going to have. It sounds like you have been a great friend to her by sticking by her and supporting her when she needed it and she clearly thinks enough of you to have been honest about her feelings. In all probability things really are over between you and it sounds (I may be wrong) as if you have been ‘friend zoned.’ She has admitted to being attracted to another guy and has told you she no longer loves you. There is realistically little chance of getting back what has been lost and I am afraid your pain will only start to ease when you accept that that is true. She is your first love and so will always have a special place in your heart but she will not be the only love in your life by a long shot. There really is more than just one perfect person out there for each of us. (Or near perfect, because no one is really perfect after all) If you are lucky you will meet a number of people you will think of as being perfect and one day one of them really will be. Concentrate on your school work for now because after all, if you are looking for someone who is near perfect then you must do everything you can to make sure that you are as near perfect as you can be for them, and one of the ways you can do that is to increase your knowledge by getting a good education. You may not be able to maintain your friendship with this girl because it is going to be really painful seeing her with another guy and that is going to happen sooner or later I am afraid. Of course there is a small chance that she will regret breaking up with you but she will only have the opportunity to miss you if you are not a part of her life, so you need to give her space by resisting the temptation to keep communicating with her. It is her move and all you can do is try to make things better for yourself by trying to move on with your life. She may see you moving on and realise she has made a mistake which of course would be great for you. Or you move on and she also moves on, which is still better than sitting and waiting for her because you will at least have already have started the painful process of letting go.

 
If you are feeling low and need someone to speak to please feel free to pm me whenever you wish.

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SirSeedsAlot52848 • 27 May 2012, 05:52  Show comment
nothing will piss her off more than ignoring her and seeing you with someone else...but you got to get to the point where you dont care what she thinks...and she can;t be your friend b/c when you do get another girl friend you can;t have her messing up that relationship..and she will
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MetalForever267 • 27 May 2012, 06:25  Show comment
I don't see how it might bother her in the slightest though. If she doesn't feel anything for me anymore, then why would she feel any different to see me with someone else? But I mean, you're probably right. Seeing as how I'm much younger than you and you have been in more relationships for sure.
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JimBeamLean5519 • 27 May 2012, 05:26  Show comment
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MetalForever267 • 27 May 2012, 06:18  Show comment
Believe it or not, that actually made me laugh tongue. And I can see how some people wouldn't really care. I didn't expect the comments to be completely sympathetic. Honestly, I was expecting some trolls or some people telling me to stop being a whiny bi*** or something of the sort. But hey, at least you're honest about your feelings! lol
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Toddbrew116 • 26 May 2012, 19:09  Show comment
Find her best friend and sleep with her.
Tell everyone at school that she gave you crabs.
Pour sugar in her gas tank.
Put a loaded gun in her back pack and call the principal.
I"M KIDDING!!! THAT'S JUST MY CYNICAL BITTER SIDE> LOL
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Toddbrew116 • 26 May 2012, 19:03  Show comment
Ditto Ahthorn
Dude- You sound like you need to not be her floor mat. She thinks she can do anything and you will still love her. Let her know you are doing great and say your seeing someone else. They always want what they can't have. She can have you any old time and you are getting walked on. Your caring is smothering and too intense. Especially for 3 months. Go do something else and don't respond to her and watch her come running back then you will be in control instead of being a lonely loser. (And your not)If she doesn't come back then at least you doing something else. Hard Rock works for me when I am bummed out. Go see family or get involved with school functions.
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MetalForever267 • 26 May 2012, 19:59  Show comment
I guess it seems like I am being walked on, I don't feel that way though. Probably denial at it's finest in any case. I haven't talked to her since yesterday, and I feel little desire to as well. The only thing I really feel now is just the slight feeling of missing her. I'm actually excited for school again, and the only time I was ever excited for school was to see her. But now since we don't talk, I'm excited to be around friends. I might even start hanging out with other girls at school, girls she doesn't know. Because it'll get her 10 times more curious if she doesn't know the girl. Whenever I used to talk to someone she didn't know, she'd immediately get jealous. Maybe that'll work. Or I could hang out with some sluts at school, that'd probably piss her off a whole lot! lol
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TimeBandits16000 • 26 May 2012, 13:36  Show comment
You sound as though you're quite young so take it from an oldie like me that what you're feeling is perfectly normal. Everybody has gone through or is going to go through what you are now experiencing, it's all part of growing up I'm afraid.
I know this isn't what you want to hear but time is a great healer, so just take one day at a time.
Some people get over one person in the arms of another, that's a solution. If that's not for you just keep busy & the time will pass & the heartache WILL fade, I promise.
Anyhow, chin up, give yourself a little treat now & then & I wish you the best of luck for the future.
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MetalForever267 • 26 May 2012, 17:18  Show comment
I'm trying to just occupy myself with whatever I can do. Watched all seasons of Metalocalypse and watching Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends. I have another 4 seasons or so to blow through for Foster's, so I think I'll be pretty busy this weekend. And if that doesn't work, I have two friends I can talk to whenever to help me through this. But I think I'll be perfectly fine within the next week, definitely.
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AncientRome8275 • 26 May 2012, 13:04  Show comment
At least she said it to you in person. I can't count how many times my buddies say they had relationships broken up through text messaging and emails.
It may take a while to find another great girl, but you just have to remember there are more of them out there waiting for a great guy.
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TheShow13127 • 26 May 2012, 09:20  Show comment
Dude, it was a short relationship... To be very honest you sound a little intense, perhaps this scared her off as maybe she was not looking for somthing this deep, You are afterall still in school so probably a bit young to be getting heavily involved withsomeone. Time to move on. Break all contact, dont email or text anymore as that is just dragging out the pain, delete all of her contact details so you wont be tempted. You gotta make a clean break so you can get over it. Take this time to evaluate your own behaviour, in the next relationship dont give everything, keep a bit for yourself...
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MetalForever267 • 26 May 2012, 17:15  Show comment
I'm positive that nothing I did scared her off. Since we met about a year or so ago, she said she immediately fell in love with me. I only saw her as a friend, but after a lot of time passed, I realized that I did love her. I took all the time I needed to make sure that I did love her before asking her to be my girlfriend. I didn't want to try and date her to see if I like her, only to just breakup with her a week later. So I'm 100% sure that she did want something to last a whole lot longer. She even told me she did.
The reason I might be sounding completely melodramatic is that I feel that something has been cut extremely too short, when it could've lasted 3 years instead of 3 months. I'd like to not break off all contact with her, because she did say she'd come to talk to me when she's ready. And I have to resist temptation to talk her no matter what. But I actually am feeling better though, whether it's just a momentary thing or not. I actually have a feeling of hope that no matter what happens between me and her, we'll both be happy in the end.
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Sir.MaNaM16051 • 26 May 2012, 05:53  Show comment
OMG what are these essay's??shockedshocked
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shagball26 • 26 May 2012, 05:40  Show comment
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MetalForever267 • 26 May 2012, 05:44  Show comment
Nope, Canada. And to join dating sites don't you need to be 18 or older? I don't exactly fit the qualifications then. Not that I'd even go for it anyway.
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shagball26 • 26 May 2012, 05:49  Show comment
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MetalForever267 • 26 May 2012, 06:00  Show comment
Why settle for MILFs when you can have all the GILFs you could possible crave wink?
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TimeBandits16000 • 26 May 2012, 13:28  Show comment
I'll join you only if they allow conjugal visitstitter
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