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I'm kinda struggling right now.. I broke up with my boyfriend on Saturday. We were together for over a year. In the beginning of our relationship, he was nice, but the last few months, he was really controlling and mean. Everything I did was wrong, I got huge lectures about things, when I joked around I would get a lecture about how I'm disrespectful, and he basically tried to change everything about me. I had to block him because he was sending message after message insulting me for breaking up with him. Why do I still feel bad? I've been crying so bad at night because I know he is suicidal. I just need someone to tell me I did the right thing.
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❤️St strong. you need to good about yourself. it will be a long journey but I learnt the hard way to cut toxic people out of my life that included my mother. its hard as our brains say we are in the wrong or we should understand but no we all deserve to be respected and loved. I used to think ill live the rest of my life alone as I had to many demons but I found the one to hold it all together with me. be strong within yourself x love yourself. I still don't ever day. his issues is his issues don't let anyone make you feel like its your fault. self care my dear. take this time to find you xx always here if you need a chat
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@Harlequin93 thank you❤️ slowly healing
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I'm so sorry love. You can't deal with people like that. Just try to stay strong and know that it's not your fault.
@Exrs thank you ❤️
I’m so sorry you had to go through that. Sounds like he was abusive and manipulative. I think everyone else on this thread said it pretty well, I know it’s easier said than done but putting yourself first is a must. Feeling guilty for it is natural given what you just came out of but it will pass, and with practice it’ll get easier to move on, grow, and love yourself. ❤️
@edith thank you ❤️ I'm doing my best to bring back who I was before this relationship. Slow steps
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You had an attachment him its normal to feel what you are feeling but always remember you broke up with him for a reason you could feel it don't go backwards noone is worth losing your own happiness over. Time to find you again and never let anyone change you for their own gain.time to shine
@huaa very true. Taking one day at a time
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I am so so proud of you for taking care of yourself and getting out of that situation! You deserve the same love and care that you put into the relationship. There is zero excuse for treating another person like they are undeserving of love. Any kind of abuse can take some time to heal from, be gentle and patient with yourself. Now is your time to thrive. 💜
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@Cil thank you ❤️ definitely ready for healing
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Just because someone is suicidal doesn't mean you should feel the need to settle for someone who treats you badly ‼️
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@Gingeralamode he is already looking for another girlfriend so the suicide thing was another lie to try and keep me from leaving.
I’m really sorry you have been going through all of this as well😞🫶🏽
@KratomEater thank you ❤️ I went on the site we met on to delete my profile and before I did I looked at his to make sure he took me off his relationship status and he is already looking for someone else. So him saying he would kill himself without me was another lie
@Kelso9344 wow the manipulation is next level with this guy. Now you know what to look for to avoid narcissistic abusers. It’s very unfortunate you went over a year with his abuse. But a year is much better than 3-5 years with someone like that. They can do a lot of damage in a year but they can cause tremendous amounts of damage beyond a year. So happy that you got away. My fiancée wasn’t so lucky 😥
Sounds like you dodged a Narcissist. He’s probably saying he suicidal to control you even further. If not then that is sad yes. But if you suspect he truly is the best thing you can do for him is call the police to have him admitted as a suicide risk.
You absolutely did the right thing. That is emotional manipulation, and you are right to cut and run. Run far and run fast.
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@Pinkdreamer definitely running extremely far!
No matter how good for you it is there is still grief. Do not give in to the grief and get back with them tho. *hug* you got a whole community here to talk to.
@Trudie_tootie thank you ❤️ I'm definitely not getting back together with him. My mentality was horrible and I don't want to go back to that dark place
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Someone else's mental state is not your responsibility. It's not an excuse. It's not a reason. It's not a 'out of jail free' ticket. Someone else's mental state is just that. Their mental state. You had to get out of there. He was controlling and either abusive or on the way to it. He continuously told you *you* were in the wrong - how could you not feel guilty with that cycle burrowed into your head? You did the right thing. You had to walk away for your safety. His isn't your responsibility anymore. Now you can grieve, and eventually heal. I'm proud of you. It's hard walking away from something like that.
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@Starcycle he definitely was mentally abusive and controlling. He moved on already so I'm doing my best to do the same. Thank you ❤️
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See that just shows you you are truly a strong person. You are worthy of being treated with respect
@NurseyPA thank you ❤️
You feel bad because he had control over your mind. Never feel bad for sticking up for yourself. If someone truly loves you they will accept you the way you are and not try to change you. And no partner should ever be lecturing you about anything especially your behavior. As adults if you have a problem with your partner then you sit down and have an adult discussion you don't lecture or yell at them like they are and unruly child. I'm glad you're away from this person, trust me I was in a mentally abusive relationship for over 20 years and it has a messed me up but I'm fighting to get my whole self back. Stand strong, you are better off alone than with someone who mistreat you or disrespects you. I'm always here hit me up anytime day or night. And chin up things will get better. Rediscover things you enjoy doing and put your time and energy into doing that and screw thinking about them and feeling bad.
@NurseyPA exactly! He always told me I was childish for wanting to deal with things through text. That was the only way what I had to say would be said because he always cut me off. New years eve I was sick of it and fought back. My friends and family encouraged me to break up with him and I finally did it.
@Kelso9344 It's the best thing you could have done I'm proud of you
@NurseyPA ❤️
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You should watch Jaden Animations video called "relationships", https://youtu.be/4H9jTQKmR3Q. The reason you feel bad is because he emotionally manipulated you. He made you feel guilt and that it was your fault even though he wad in the wrong. He wouldn't accept that what he did was bad and that he was in the wrong.
@shoe thank you for sharing. I will watch it. That's very true, he rarely took blame for anything he did.
Feel free to message me I'm so sorry your going through this x
@BeeMarrie thank you ❤️
Watch this guy's videos on Instagram: https://instagram.com/mentalhealnesss?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
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