 Originally Posted by Reality_is_a_Dream
This is what I got today. Note the only thing I did "wrong" was treat her like a friend, got a girlfriend.
Outside: Dear John:
Inside:
Dear Benjamin, (Who probably doesn’t have the balls to read this whole letter)
If you are reading this, it is over between us. Why? Because you are an insensitive assfuck, to put it kindly. I am trying to be civil, though I don’t see why I should. At first, I thought we could make this work, but one-sided relationships hurt. Really bad. If you didn’t want to go out with me, why say yes? Dod you do it to make me feel better? Well, congratulations, you failed. Honestly, you emofuck. I’m glad I’m breaking up with you, because you don’t deserve a girlfriend. I hope you read this whole letter, just so you know what an asshole you are! I mean, we went out for 6 months and you couldn‘t even tell me you loved me! Meg and Kyle have been going out for a month and he treats her like a princess! You, on the other hand, treated me like shit. You know, I declined going out with *****, who treated me like he should, because I was praying that you’d treat me better… like something more than a friend. But of course, you never did. I wish I could see your reaction to this letter, but it would mean looking at yout ugly face. Well, goodbye, for good. Your ex-girlfriend, ****
PS: If you don’t get why I wrote “Dear John”, you’re even dumber than I thought.
Anyone esle think this bitch is.. well.. a bitch?
If she never expressed that she wanted you to be more romantic (cuz that's what it sounds like she's mad about) and then decided to break-up like that, I would say that she's rather immature. I mean, just listen to her: "I mean, we went out for 6 months and you couldn‘t even tell me you loved me! Meg and Kyle have been going out for a month and he treats her like a princess!" She's confused affection with saying "I love you". Maturity teaches you that relationships should evolve at the speed of bonding. Doesn't matter if you've been together for years, if you're both mature about things you won't rush the "I love you" because it entails a greater commitment that is born out of affection and desire to be together. Love and being romantic are not the same things. One begats the other (affection---->love). You can't have love without affection but you CAN have affection without love, IMO.
She's sounds too immature so maybe you're better off...?
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