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  • in reply to: Having attachment issues and letting go issues #448629
    Eva
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    This makes a lot of sense! Do you have any practical advices how to move forward and work on this?

    in reply to: Having attachment issues and letting go issues #448476
    Eva
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    Now I am having crisis to reach out, to text him something, and I can’t hold it. I am such a chaos.

    in reply to: Having attachment issues and letting go issues #448474
    Eva
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    Thank you for all your kind words. I know that I may repeat myself, and it’s getting annoying, but there is something that is constantly making me sick, and those are the intrusive thoughts that I know have no meaning, don’t change anything for me, but keep coming into my mind and stopping me from functioning in daily life.

    Thoughts like:
    1. Where is he right now?
    2. Is he with someone new?
    3. Is he thinking of me?
    4. What if he is so happy that he is single and he is living his life out there?
    5. How will I cope when I see him somewhere?
    6. What if he is back with his ex?
    7. How can he move on so quickly?
    8. What if I don’t find someone else?
    9. What if I always fall into the trap of people like this?

    When these thoughts come up in my mind, my stomach feels awful, I am getting sick, and I cannot even eat, breathe, sleep, drink, or anything.

    Update from what happened after I wrote the first post: We talked and somehow made up…The energy was very calm, and even though we didn’t talk about how to practically solve everything, we somehow continued… Those 2 weeks, he “tried” being a good boyfriends, trying to fix things that had been bothering me, like:
    -asking me how I am
    -What am I doing? How am I doing
    —> things that I think are nothing to TRY to fix, those are something that should be normal and flowing in a relationship. Even though he tried doing these things, he just asked, so they are asked, and I still felt like he didn’t do it because he wanted to.
    Also, invited me to a standup comedy concert and let me invite some of my friends who have never met. They came, but the tension I felt with him:
    – going behind us, like he doesn’t want to be seen with us
    – sitting and constantly looking to see if there is someone we know nearby
    – not being very talkative or trying to get to know them more
    And then… after these days, on Thursday (07th August), we arranged to see each other because that weekend I was going on a trip. He was busy the whole day, and he went to a football training, and he would have come in front of my home at 10:30 PM. It was not necessary, but with everything going on, and knowing that we do not have quality time AT ALL, and I am always the last to see him, even for 30 minutes, I felt frustrated and triggered again. I don’t know why, but when he finished training, he asked me if I should come home now? And I wrote to him anyway. I don’t know why I wrote that, I just felt that way at the time because I felt so neglected, always left at the end, when he was too tired from the day and only had a little time with me. And naturally, he got angry at that, and said I was going home. My way of dealing with these problems is that I write and talk a lot, and I started writing to him that he never has time for me, that he doesn’t know how to set aside time just for me, and he spends time with everyone else all day, and naturally it came to that point, where we talked on the phone and he told me that he couldn’t do it anymore and had no desire to continue this relationship at all. He also told me that for the past 3-4 days he had really tried to fix some of the things I had asked for and that I didn’t know how to wait even 1 week for something to start getting fixed. I have to argue. He said that he would have used his psychic energy for something else. Also, something that really hurt me was the following sentence: I EVEN DID IT, AND I ALLOWED YOU TO CALL YOUR FRIENDS TO CALL US TO THE STAND-UP EVENT, AND YOU’RE ARGUING AGAIN? I don’t understand, what kind of deviation, that should be a normal thing in a 5-year relationship! And in the end he told me that if I had been understanding, patient, there would have been no one like me, I would have been perfect. But I think I’m just patient and understanding. Because someone who isn’t patient won’t put up with this, always on their terms, views, rules, and if I hadn’t been understanding, I wouldn’t have WAITED 5 years for him to be ready! This whole argument made me feel guilty that I had ruined it again and that maybe if I hadn’t done this on Friday, we wouldn’t have ended and he would have tried to fix the relationship. Since then, he hasn’t asked me out at all, so it’s a complete end.

    in reply to: Having attachment issues and letting go issues #448379
    Eva
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    I feel very stuck on continuing. Irrational thoughts are going through my mind that affect me psychosomatically. I have chest pain and stomach pain. I don’t know how to calm down, accept that it’s over, and move on. I know that no matter how much I loved him, that doesn’t change anything. We weren’t for each other. And that hurts too much.

    in reply to: Having attachment issues and letting go issues #448349
    Eva
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    Thank you so much for giving me all these answers. It hurts so much, and I understand every word you are saying.

    I’ve been carrying this heavy guilt ever since my breakup, and the “what if” questions keep spinning in my head like a broken record. What if I hadn’t said anything? What if I had been “better” to him? What if I hadn’t gotten triggered or upset? Could I have saved the relationship if I had just stayed quiet or tried harder?

    It’s exhausting because on one hand, I know I was expressing real feelings — I was asking for connection, for time together, for basic respect after years of feeling like I was always chasing scraps of attention. But on the other hand, every time I raised my needs, he said I wasn’t “understanding” enough, and eventually it led to him breaking up with me. Now, I’m left questioning myself deeply.

    in reply to: Having attachment issues and letting go issues #447916
    Eva
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    What is constantly bothering me is how someone who is in a relationship for a long time with someone you say you care and love, can switch in a day with such bad behaviour. I don’t understand how someone can be so dehuman and just do what he wnts even though I am saying that this and this hurts me. It is breaking my heart to see that nothing matters to him. He never once apologized for the situation, never showed remorse or care, and he keeps being an asshole towards me. And I haven’t done anything, only fighting for me to feel better, and addressing those feelings. And still, even with that, he proceeds to act like I am the problem, so much paranoia, constant fighting, constant whining, etc..I really cannot accept the situation as it is and say okay, BYE now. I keep fighting and fighting, and still everything is worse.

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