| He was not the one, you got lucky he broke up with you. You are young, try to be happy. |
| Did he cheat on you, leave you for her, or break up with you then start dating her? |
Same story here. My worst breakup was when I was 29 and my boyfriend of two years dumped me via phone, while I had the flu! I was devastated and a year later, ran into him on the street with his _new wife and baby_. WTF. Twenty years later I can say thank god I didn’t end up with him, for myriad reasons. Hang in there, OP. You’re in a lot of pain today. You will be happy again. Take care of yourself and remember these intense, sad feelings will pass. Hugs to you. |
I don’t know when he met her. I honestly don’t believe he was cheating on me with her. AllI know is one minute we were happy and the next thing I know he wanted to end things. That was a little over 2 weeks ago and now he’s with her. I assume she’s the reason we broke up. |
Yes coincidence I’m not stalking him. I went ice skating with my friends. They wanted to get me out of the house. He never took me ice skating so I didn’t think he’d be there. |
I don’t want to date. I want him. ? pathetic I know. |
Poor 26 year old girl, fortunate enough to have been dating since 16 but not mature enough to put on her big girl pants when it comes to not getting her way in love. There are women your age who struggle to attract men and you're whining about the man who got away. |
| I'm sorry, OP. I understand. I was forced to end it with the one I really wanted because he met HER. He would not cut it off with me so I cut it off. He married her. I never really got over it and I married the wrong person. What is awful is that coincidentally she takes their kid to the same preschool I do and I see her several times a week. I have no idea if she knows who I am. It's been more than 10 years. The pain is not as bad as if I would have seen her right after the break up...I can imagine that is truly awful. So sorry you had to see it. It will get easier in time, but it may not ever truly go away. Depends on how your future romantic life works out an d if you end up happy with it or not. |
| You want him because you can’t have him not necessarily because he is the one. |
I can’t imagine why you don’t attract dates. |
| Op, I’m sorry you are hurting right now. I’m old enough to be your mom. When I was your age I went through a similar break up. I pined for him for a while and hoped he would change his mind and come back to me. He never did. He married her. I did a few years later meet my now DH and he’s a better fit for me. In a weird twist of fate our kids are actually dating. I know you can’t see it now but as great as your ex was he was not the one for you. Your guy will come. For now be hurt. Wallow for a bit, but then get back out there and live your life. Hugs. |
| Good on him. He did exactly what DCUM preaches. Hypergamy! |
| Happened to me many times. Time heals all wounds. There is not a single one I pine after now. In fact, the one that hurt the most (best friend tinlovers then cheated on me with my then roommate,) is evidently a serial philanderer with a wife and 3 kids. And the roommate 50 now and never married, promising career went nowhere. |
| Wait, he broke up with you 2 weeks ago and now he looks happy and in love??? Oh sweetie you have dodged a bullet. |
Oh the tears I cried for so many men. Each one was excruciating and I pined for them to take me back. Many decades later, I’m friends with most of them on FB. Looking at their lives now I realize what a bad fit we were. So so glad that all those relationships ended. Took me until 40 to get married, but he’s the perfect fit for me. Hang in there OP, it does get better. |