fbpx
Menu

Am I a horrible person?

HomeForumsRelationshipsAm I a horrible person?

New Reply
Viewing 7 posts - 1 through 7 (of 7 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • #35708
    Jade
    Participant

    Thank you for sharing your story. First of all, you are NOT a horrible person! You were unhappy with your relationship, she was not treating you with respect, so you ended it which was the right thing to do. Ending a relationship doesn’t make you a bad person, and you are not obligated to stick with someone who hurts you.

    I’m sorry that this happened to you and I can relate, I was also super shy at your age and never found the courage to ask out anyone I liked until I was in my late 20s! Going through what you went through would have devastated me, but I also know that eventually I would heal. Take time to recover from this; do the things and hobbies that you love, spend time with family and friends who genuinely care about you. And most of all, be kind to yourself! We all make mistakes, that’s what makes us human, and the best thing to do from mistakes is to learn from them.

    #35709
    Csaba
    Participant

    Thank you for your answer, truly, for some reason you just said the answer I was looking for. For some reason I thought that I need to stand by her at any costs, but I now realised by doing so I would have given up my happiness for somebody that did not treat my right. Thank you for your response.

    #35785
    Buddha
    Participant

    You are a compassionate human being. May be, your ex-girlfriend had some issues which she wasn’t openly communicating. So, someday she seemed pretty normal and other time she was full of agony. You did what’s healthy for you. All the best for a great future life ahead!

    #35787
    mindtwister24
    Participant

    you did the right thing.respect is the most important thing in any relationship.If you are not happy in a relationship,you cant keep your partner happy and there is no point in staying in a relationship with some one,keep on insulting her or getting insulted by her for no reasons.and don’t think that you are a horrible person or something.you did the right thing by being true to your self and to her.
    All the best 🙂

    #35788
    Annette
    Participant

    Of course not. You are learning like the rest of us. Forgive yourself first for making a mistake. When you didn’t go after her when you met her at first it was your spirit holding you back. I felt deep inside you knew she wasn’t the right one for you. Yet you went against you own gut feeling, and said you were shy. Whenever you were talking to her things seem okay, yet you couldn’t shake the feelings that something was just not right. Every interaction is a learning experience.

    First, this person seems very hurt lost and has a host of issues. Somewhere inside of you, you feel you are responsible. Everyone is totally responsible for their own happiness. That is what I got from this, it was to show you that no matter what you did it wasn’t enough or right or this or that. You can add to someone’s joy but if they aren’t happy with themselves how can they be happy with you. So my question to you is where in your life before your first girlfriend did anyone make you feel you weren’t enough? They made you feel you just can’t do anything right, etc. Whoever or whatever the issue don’t deny the pain feel it all breath if you feel angry get to the hurt and disappointment, feel it identify it, be honest about your feeling and let it go. Feel the pain, cry, write about it journal. Give yourself time and space to let go of other people’s expectations of you. You cannot please everyone, yet you picked up her issues and made them yours. So if you are feeling, horrible, guilty, admit it, feel the pain. You can cry anywhere you are safe to release the guilt and labels she gave you. Take the time you need to let it go.

    Remember she was hurt and it’s really about her pain that she has to deal with, that she doesn’t know how yet. It’s a journey that she will have to take to clear her hurt.

    The next time you are interested in someone and are hesitant, take your time. See how they get along with everyone. Also find out what there expectations are in a relationship. Also your parent’s experiences are yours, you will have your own experiences that are unique to you.

    #35789
    Csaba
    Participant

    First of all I want to thank You for writeing such a long answer and telling me all of this.

    To answer your question, throughout my life I have always been sort of a maximalist. Even my parents told me that whenever somebody yelled at me I was just in a complete shock, i couldn’t do anything after it, it just ate me away inside because I always think that the problem is with me, and I try to find an answer. This has coused me a lot of disadventages. Eg. when I was learning to drive my teacher would always yell at me or be mean to me if I made a mistake, and this ended with me after 30 hours of driving, failing my exam after 10 minutes. This was one year ago, I couldn’t continue my driving after it because I had summer work and after that school started. I want to continue it in june after I’m finished with my school and I’m thinking about maybe seeing somebody else to teach me. I don’t know why but I come to this problem a lot of times, where if people yell at me I just completelly lose all confidence in myself, where in reality they might just have a bad day or a bad period in their life. I think this is a huge life lesson for me, that I will have to cope with.

    Thank You for your answer again, it has been eye-opening for me.

    #35792
    Kanyajawa
    Participant

    Dear Csaba,
    We all just human who want to love and to be loved. And no! YOU ARE NOT HORRIBLE PERSON. You shouldn’t be sorry for breaking up with her, you should be proud of yourself because u r brave enough to stand up for yourself, to admit that you weren’t unhappy with the relationship no matter how much you hearted this person and did the right thing,

    We learn to live when we learn to love, and what you experienced is a lesson of life. We are young, darling and life sometimes put people on our path so we can learn the lessons. And you shouldnt blame yourself for what happened because we are responsible for ourselves, for our own happiness and I believe she acted that way because she wasnt happy herself and she put it on you to ease her bitterness and like Annette said, she needs to figure out herself to deal with her anger and bitterness. Life is beautiful, and we can always get love and comopassion from people around us, family and friends.

Viewing 7 posts - 1 through 7 (of 7 total)

You must be logged in to reply to this topic. Please log in OR register.