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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Women when they break up say nice things. Men when they break up burn the bridges. He did you a favor by leaving. I’m sorry but he sounds awful. [/quote]

I've only had one (of six) boyfriends break up with me, and he did it kindly, in a restaurant, said he was sorry, that he would give me space and that he'd be there as a friend if I was ever up for it. Then he drove me home and we hugged goodbye.

That's what you should EXPECT, OP. Your ex is cruel and you need to move on. Don't make excuses for him, don't own HIS issues.[/quote]

This is a numbers game. 6 is nothing, you're virginal. I've dated 100s of men. Yes, a statistically significant portion of them burn bridges when breaking up. Men were raised to win arguments, that's where this comes from. That and some idiotic dolt BoY MoM telling him how wonderful and special he is all the time. [/quote]
Is this a thing lol. Boy Moms raising their brood of boys to think they can never do any wrong?[/quote]
Yes. Speaking as a boy-girl mom, the all boy moms tend to brush off their boys' behavior as "Oh, that's just Bobby!" The boy moms are bigger perpetrators of "boys will be boys" mentality than boy dads. If I were a betting woman, I'd bet OP's ex is from an all-boy family and that his "temperamental" behavior as OP describes it (I'm sure that since the breakup is fresh, she still loves him and is being charitable with that description, btw) was brushed off. "Oh, Bobby's sulking because someone didn't do exactly what he wants? That's just Bobby!" [/quote]

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