robert4574
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What is your sexual orientation: Straight
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« on: June 25, 2014, 12:24:03 AM » |
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It's unbelievable the hurt that I feel from this. I think it's finally sinking in. Does anyone else have a hard time working? I have never had that problem. Of course, I have a lot to do the next couple weeks, so I can't take time off or I definitely would. Suffice to say, I am having a pretty rough day and I went to one of my best friends to talk it out. Before arriving, I decided that I was going to tell him everything about the last 4 years. He, like a lot of my friends, had no idea what happened behind closed doors. I started small with a few things about how she would lie all the time, even about trivial details. He was like okay, that doesn't mean she has something is mentally wrong with her. I of course go ahead and lay out the last 4 years and he can't believe it. "Okay, she is crazy and you are crazy if you want to stay." I reply "Well, I guess I am crazy because I still want her."
In the end, he had a hard time understanding the toll the relationship it has taken on me. "Oh, you just need to hook up with other girls he says." No, I don't. That is not going to help. I know this because I stupidly hooked up with a girl already and it felt terrible. Yes, It was satisfying in the moment, but after I felt worse. I just wasn't ready for that. The affection the cuddling. Way to familiar. I'm a pretty nice guy, so of course I mentioned beforehand to the girl that I am not ready for any kind of relationship. She of course wasn't either; however, she is not just leaving a BPD!
I had to try to make him understand that there is probably something wrong with me because of all the hurtful things that happened and the fact I was quick to forgive and forget.
I don't really have much of a question, just thought I would share. You guys understand the situation better than my best friends.
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