Did I do the right thing?

[CautiouslyOptimistic]

I applaud the sentiment but can't hit "like" because of your derogatory language. I know you are hurting & have used derogatory language to help myself get over somebody in the past. I used to refer to an EX as D!ckhead until a colleague suggested that was crass & I should call him Richard Cranium instead. I almost peed my pants laughing when my colleague met my EX & asked "Is this Richard?" My EX's name is something else; the dumbfounded look on his face was priceless.

 

Hilarious!!

[grazyexes]

My anger makes me sound like a total douche. Apologies ladies and I hope you understand my situation.

[Shanex]

My anger makes me sound like a total douche. Apologies ladies and I hope you understand my situation.

 

You aren't a douche

I'm not a lady

I understand your situation

 

You've got to find yourself a better lady, one you don't f*ck but make sweet love with. Cheers fella.

[grazyexes]

You aren't a douche

I'm not a lady

I understand your situation

 

You've got to find yourself a better lady, one you don't f*ck but make sweet love with. Cheers fella.

 

Thanks bro

[spiderowl]

Sorry you felt used. She was probably just too attached to him and not intending to hurt you. I don't think showing her how angry you are will help in the slightest, just cut off from her.

 

Unless she deliberately misled you or cheated, being angry with her is not appropriate. A loving wish for her future is more appropriate and then disappearing from her life. She will remember you as the decent guy not the mean guy.

 

I hope you meet someone who can become emotionally involved with you. Whilst ***ing (as you put it) is fun, emotional involvement and attachment is what you really need too.

 

Don't let your natural territorial anger turn you into someone she would never want to see again.

[grazyexes]

Aaaaaand... Shes back HAHAHAHAHHAAH :lmao:

 

No feelings left tho