mikezombie777 Posted December 8, 2011 Share Posted December 8, 2011 *She was inherently completely selfish *Everything was about money *Was never affectionate *Had a very short fuse *Emotional maturity of a 12 year old *She was never wrong, everything was my fault *Everything was my responsibility, one mistake and she fired off her mouth *Always let her mother control her life *Took her problems out on me *Always tried to change me and then blamed me for changing *Most of all she pretended to be someone she wasnt and sucked me in, only to get bored and throw me away like a toy Link to post Share on other sites
BrighterDaze Posted December 10, 2011 Share Posted December 10, 2011 He is a show-off and very superficial. Has no problem wearing holes in socks, but the suit must be impeccable. He is sneaky. He is untrustworthy. He is a liar. Would lie about everything and make the excuse that he was doing it for me. He cares more about other people's feelings than mine. He does not know how to comfort or feel empathy. He is a manipulator. He needs an ego boost....so he flirts or more. He pretends to be sure of himself, but he has obvious confidence problems. He never accepted me for me. As a result, I tried to change to fit what he wanted. Of course, I could never get it right. He did not put enough care and time into our relationship. He took my love for granted. He thinks we will work this out and that this is a slump. Wow, I need to read this list everyday....feel alittle better. Link to post Share on other sites
karmaqueen Posted December 11, 2011 Share Posted December 11, 2011 Mine was wrong for me because; He lied He told more lies to cover up Then more and more and more until it was a messed up web of lies that I got caught up in Link to post Share on other sites
radiodarcy Posted December 12, 2011 Share Posted December 12, 2011 *he was an egotistical self-centered jerk; who loved to masquerade as the "nice guy" *he would tell me that he felt i had "silent rage" because i kept my emotions bottled up. but when i let them out in a calm rational way, he said it made him feel awkward and that he didn't feel like he could be himself around me. try following *that* logic *he was a total attention whore. who loved to flirt. yet if i so much as looked at another guy he'd get all huffy. *he never loved me *he forgot my birthday twice. the first time he didn't even realize he had forgotten it until five months later when his birthday rolled around and i sent him a text. his response: "thanks. oh yeah - - when is your birthday again?" mind you we had known each other for five years by then and he had remembered it in the past. *he was extremely critical of everything i did: from what i wore; the music i listened to; my interests. i was one big bore-fest *he claimed that we were friends yet he treated all his other friends (male and female alike) MUCH better than me. remembering their birthdays, their kids' birthdays; special occasions. he always made time for his other friends but was always too busy to spend time with me - - unless of course he had an "itch" that needed to be scratched; a shoulder to cry on or a good old-fashioned ego boost. Link to post Share on other sites
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