A few years back I met a girl and allowed myself to be in a relationship with her despite her having a gf of four years.... As you can imagine it went to shit, and although I say I’m over it as it’s been a few years I’m actually not.
Posted Jun 24, 2019 00:17 by anonymous
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If you’ve ever seen Hotel Transylvania, you may recall what a Zing is. Something comparable to love at first sight. That’s what happened when I met this girl. We’ll call her C. I’m not a cheater, or at least I never had been but there was something about C. Nothing mattered but her. We quickly began a tumultuous affair that lasted nearly a year. Lots of secrets, lies, toxic moments, lots of love, lots of tears, lots of memories, lots of good times, and far to many laughs. It was rough and eventually the situation weighed to heavily on us both and given our current age and differing mentalities we ended. The situation blew up in our faces and I reacted badly. I threatened to expose the truth of our affair to everyone after she dismissed everything so easily(she hooked up with an ex from her teenage past right after we ended)while still being with her gf of 4 years. There was a lot of bitter fighting and no proper closure and shit ton of fucked up shit on both ends. She eventually blocked me from everything. Played me out to be the crazy bad guy, the heartless and childish jerk. I’ve never gotten a last word in, and that still haunts me. When you put effort into an already fucked up situation just to be treated like dirt in the end, it makes you question things. Love becomes a tricky and terrifying thing. Times gone by and her as well as I am different now. She’s met a new girl who she’s been with for a while. She seems happy, and I’m happy for her but I still feel like I need proper closure. I need answers. I want an apology. I tell everyone it’s whatever, the past is the past. Most days I agree, but there’s still times when I think or dream about her. I’ve dated since, talked to many women. I’ve never felt what I felt with her since, trust me I’ve opened my heart and tried.
Commented Oct 11, 2019 04:30 by anonymous
Just based on what you said it doesn't sound like you are owed an apology. It sounds like you need to be apologizing. Just forget about the closure. So many times in life you have to move on without getting closure.
Commented Jun 23, 2020 01:14 by anonymous
I think that you need to accept responsibility here. You are still blaming the other person. Further, you are never owed closure or an apology. Those things can only be given by someone who wants to freely give them.
Commented Nov 12, 2020 19:38 by anonymous
Closure is a gift that someone can give you if they want to. You are not entitled to it. And closure usually doesn't feel like what you think it should. Plus, I don't see anything here where the other person needs to apologize. It seems like you did some out-of-bounds stuff.