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8 months... still heartbroken and confused
Posted: 09-24-08 20:17pm

So... I just got off the phone with my ex, I'm not too sure why I called him. It's been a while since we had proper communication and I think I just wanted to know we can still talk to each other.

We were together two years and I thought everything was great, well except his anger issues, but I thought that's just the way he was and it would always turn out fine. Back in January, it was my birthday, we were getting ready to go out to dinner and all of a sudden he started crying and said "I can't do this anymore, it's not you, I just can't deal with it" From what I gathered he was probably suffering depression, which soon turned into alcholism, every day since he has drank until he passed out (I'm close with his friends, so I know these things) Since we split, he's still confided in me, even tonight, about things I know he wouldn't talk about with most people.

Recently he has started dating someone who I thought was my friend, and what hurts me the most is that I thought he didn't want a relationship. She's not a very attractive girl, whereas I get chatted up by strangers on a daily basis. And mentally we connected very well, we were an absolutely inseparable couple.. So I'm not sure why he's with her and not me?!

I'm also with someone else, early days though. And when I mentioned this tonight he sounded a bit "put out" by it. I'm not happy with my new man, and am still struggling with a bit of an eating disorder, while he's still struggling with his drinking. I hear he's not happy with his new girl because he's friends say he's still very much into me, and that is why they fight a lot.

Since we broke up we've spoken about still loving each other, and we've slept together twice (once just before he got with my friend), he's still always been there when I've needed him, and came to see me straight away if ever I've asked him to. We always spoke about getting married and having a life together, and it always feels like there's a lot left unsaid between us..

I'm just unsure of what to do...
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Britney
Posted: 11-05-08 18:53pm

First of all... what strikes me is your observativeness. You have a gift of objectiveness. You noticed that this OTHER girl is not as attractive as you are BUT your x is with her and not with you...

May seem like an obvious thing to you... but thats ONLY because you have a gift of being objective.

This generally means only one thing. You noticed that your X "cried and suffered from depression."

Its obvious where his priorities are. Men who are healthy generally go for women who are more attractive. Its evolutionary. The more attractive your children are... the less you have to worry about SUPPORTING THEIR ASSES after they grow up.

The fact that your man went for a FRIEND of yours who is LESS attractive than you are shows that


3. He is emotionally not highly evolved.

2. He is emotionally an egomaniacal child. He'd rather feel better NOW... at the expense of the feelings of YOU - SOMEONE WHO LOVES HIM.

1. The fact that you can maintain atleast a little of your "objectivity" shows that you were smart enough NOT to get COMPLETELY "subjective" to him.


MOVE ON. Find someone who cherishes your feelings and excercises emotional integrity. You weren't as into him as you may think. (What you think to be the pain of separation may really just be the pain from the sense of betrayal of the TWO people in your life that you love)
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britney88

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Posted: 11-17-08 15:39pm

Wow.. thanks, it's really helpful to get someone else's perspective on things! Smile x
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