kateissotired
Thu 03-Jan-13 18:22:31
I was dumped a month ago and it came from nowhere. We were really happy, and I did not see the signs. He has been unemployed for a while and a family member is very ill. He wants to be friends and I am gutted. This sounds trivial but my head has gone.
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AppearingDignified
Fri 04-Jan-13 20:23:33
Twat. Well rid. Do you feel strong enough to go? Will your mates be cool and help you out?
What. A. Twat.
kateissotired
Fri 04-Jan-13 20:06:47
He called tonight because we have a mutual party tomorrow, he does not to upset me but he is bringing someone else. Fucker
headforthemoon
Fri 04-Jan-13 18:50:49
Kate and tzella
Me too - another one who's been dumped by a man who needed to be alone for days; spent my money; always talked about himself and had little interest in me, even when I was going through crap and thought I really needed him. WTF was I thinking of? 
But I'm surviving very well -I'm going to reestablish my social life, join things, do things, stop being held back by a tosser.
We're all going to be fine 
heyelp
Fri 04-Jan-13 18:17:27
Oh Kate and tzella - you are both well rid! New York - wow! He didn't text or call for 6 months!!! He spent your money. He didn't ask how you were...ever. He went AWOL??? Well rid.
Now go and see the world and leave him wallowing! Go girls!
kateissotired
Fri 04-Jan-13 11:06:20
And you. I have stopped looking at my phone as for the last 6 months he did not text or call, it was always me. What a chump. Well, not anymore!
tzella
Fri 04-Jan-13 11:04:09
I think my change of scene will be visiting friends in the coast by £1 megabus
I'm not checking my phone because I know he's so stubborn he won't contact me, and this time I will not be contacting him. After a few break ups over the last year it was always me asking for him back but this time I feel nothing.
Best wishes for a wonderful 2013 
kateissotired
Fri 04-Jan-13 10:59:25
Tzella, that is what we did, spent my cash. I am looking forward to the change of scenery and it feels like a huge relief not to check my phone to see if he has called.
tzella
Fri 04-Jan-13 10:50:36
bumhead
Fri 04-Jan-13 10:09:21
Kate you are well rid!
New York sounds fantastic and just the thing to blow the old cobwebs away! I'm jealous, I've never been!
You never know, you might meet a gorgeous New Yorker on your trip, and end up moving there! The worlds your oyster now!
Exciting times!! 
kateissotired
Fri 04-Jan-13 10:03:27
I am off to New York in March for a few days, never been before as he was not working so could not afford it.
Cogit, I am beginning to see that. There is withdrawn and ill with depression and then there is selfishness. He was the latter. Especially disappearing for days because he needed to be on his own.
CogitoErgoSometimes
Fri 04-Jan-13 09:21:29
"I never got a 'how was your day', when I was stressed, I just got an update on how he was feeling "
I hear ya sister!!! See..... not so much 'depression' there, more 'selfish introspection and utter lack of empathy'.
izzyizin
Fri 04-Jan-13 05:48:22
So where you off to for your hols, kate? Somewhere hot and steamy warm and sunny? And when do you depart?
izzyizin
Fri 04-Jan-13 02:56:52
You've convinced me, tonne. Eurotunnel here I come 
<or would if I wasn't on crutches... sob>
likeatonneofbricks
Fri 04-Jan-13 01:37:02
well done OP, change of scenery and new faces is what you need.
likeatonneofbricks
Fri 04-Jan-13 01:36:06
kateissotired
Thu 03-Jan-13 23:07:19
I have just booked a holiday and deleted his number. Onwards
izzyizin
Thu 03-Jan-13 22:48:05
In the grand scheme of things, you win some and you lose some, honey.
What you had was man who wasn't worth winning and losing him can only be a bonus blessing in disguise.
See it for what it is which is valuable lesson in not compromising your personality or your integrity to keep suit a man.
You know the saying you have to kiss a few frogs before you find a prince? Much as I'm fond of the little creatures in rl, in storybook terms he was a warty old frog who's best not touched with a bargepole left alone on his lilypad.
There's no guarantee that the next one, or the one after that, won't be horny toads frogs too but if they reject you, heave a sigh of relief because it means you're that much nearer to finding a prince among frogs men.
Or a froggy princeling as the case may be. Which reminds me I've been looking to fill a vacancy for a Scandinavian fwb. Maybe I should hop across the channel for a dalliance with a Gallic charmer while I'm waiting for a suitable Viking to put in an appearance? 
kateissotired
Thu 03-Jan-13 22:07:30
True, I am winning already really I suppose. I need to get my plans in place so I do not sit and panic about being rejected. Thank you for your advice, you are spot on
kateissotired
Thu 03-Jan-13 22:05:27
True, I am winning already really I suppose. I need to get my plans in place so I do not sit and panic about being rejected. Thank you for your advice, you are spot on
izzyizin
Thu 03-Jan-13 21:33:11
Jeez, no knob dictating terms and you get to spend your money on yourself? What a result! Shame you didn't dump him a couple of years ago.
kateissotired
Thu 03-Jan-13 21:21:38
I am certainly better than I was, writing it down has helped. And I get to spend my money on me
izzyizin
Thu 03-Jan-13 21:11:25
You fraud, you! You're all but over him aleady
You go, gal - karma'll sort him and you can save your pity for the next poor cah who gets your cast offs 