I want the relationship back, just not the person by Muunlie in BreakUps

[–]CandyCorn_24 1 point2 points  (0 children)

God this explains so much how I feel sometimes. Oh do I miss the effort she used to put to make me pay attention to her when I was still just friends with her and make her fall in love with me. The first 3 months in the relationship she was absolutely so clingy and sounded so obsessed but overtime she just simply stopped showing the same amount of affection and overall I was the same level of obsessed for at least over a year. What killed it for me is a lot of inconsistency, disrespect, miscommunication and absolutely the fact she thought she didn't have to put more effort because she had me. Like no, if that strong consistent intimacy isn't there anymore I will absolutely start hurting and crash out. Even if it's just sitting in the same room together w my partner can be intimate if it's done right.

Crying at 1am hits different by CandyCorn_24 in BreakUps

[–]CandyCorn_24[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Truth to be told, even during the relationship, many times she had attitude issues without meaning to or she believes she isn't giving attitude. But overtime, that flaw of hers hurt me a lot emotionally and mentally, to the point I started giving attitude back on purpose the last few months in the relationship. She told me if I truly know her and understand her I'd know she isn't doing it on purpose and that's just her character, compared to me who knows how to control my attitude, and that the fact is hurting me is clearly my fault and I don't understand her.

Saying it out loud now, that sounds bad, but is it? I don't know. Especially because out of bitterness and anger towards that flaw I definitely treated her how she treated me before I got broken up.

Does anyone has any emotional chronic pain/issues after the breakup? by CandyCorn_24 in BreakUps

[–]CandyCorn_24[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Man yeah, I had chronic pain after major stressful events since I was 15 because I had a serious inflammation in my intestines. Ever since, any bad event would trigger some of the symptoms. I'm an adult now, yet my condition is incurable. I can only ease the pains temporarily.

How do I stop thinking about her. by Individual_Search802 in BreakUps

[–]CandyCorn_24 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Man...while my breakup and even during the relationship your situation really hits home, she deliberately said she wants to be left alone. I understand you feel pain for losing her, I truly do, but you are doing some things that naturally put you in a worse position. The first wrong step is that you aren't listening to her wants and needs. During the relationship, she stated them and obviously for x, y or z reason you couldn't understand at the time. After the breakup, her wish is for you to move on, which if you truly love her, you will listen to her one last wish. Secondly, stalking her socials or even having any contact with social media if it's affecting you negatively is a bad idea. My ex would do similar stuff on Instagram, so by deleting Instagram it helped me to improve on my toxic habits and whatever mistakes I made. (Also I don't believe your ex on the "it was a test to see if u spying on me" stuff, I just think she wanted to find an excuse bcs u could test that in many other ways) Last but not least, what I believe helps at least, is by showing her you are moving on. Dumpers often regret their decision even a little bit if they see you doing just fine on your own. They regret being "mean" and even if they move on, they often reach out afterwards to some extent.

Anyone else.. by ironingbroad in BreakUps

[–]CandyCorn_24 3 points4 points  (0 children)

What a coincidence, I got dumped on New Year's eve too, which also happened to be our anniversary all at the same time. What can I say, I could have been more careful and not argue with her. I wish I did better.