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Relationship ended for no reason

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ChasingRainbows123 · 21/09/2022 10:02

Met a guy on OLD, dating for 8 months & everything going well.
We both suspended our profiles.
Messaged most days & saw each other most weekends.
He lives 40 mins away & he works away Mon - Fri & I have two young kids.
Previous weekend he offered to cook a meal for us at his house.
It was lovely, a great evening.
Messaged the following week as normal.
Didn't see him at the weekend as he had to work on the Saturday & my kids were with me.
Messaging ok & on the Sunday we arranged that he would come up to mine the following weekend. All arranged.
About 3 hours later he sends a message on facebook messenger where we chatted for no reason which said
"I'm done with this. A big part of my life will dissappear. I will survive"
That meant me obviously.
I read it & he had unfriended me & blocked me so I couldnt reply.
I tried to ring him as this was so out of character for him.
Worried that something was wrong I drove to his house.
I knocked on the door & stood on doorstep & asked if he was ok & he said yes he was going to bed as up at 4.30am for work.
I asked him why he blocked & unfriended me & he yelled & shouted at me waving his hands & said no I didn't I have been talking to my sister.
I said again is everything alright are you ok?
He shouted again just go or I'll ring the police & he started to put 9 into his phone so I came away.
I never heard from the police. But you dont block & unfriend someone your dating for no reason. Then threaten to ring police for no reason when someone checks up on you.
Is this narcissist behaviour or mental health issues.
I can't get it out of my head that I did something wrong to cause all of this.

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SunflowerTed · 14/09/2023 14:48

Be relieved. He obviously has serious anger issues. Xx

Sandra1984 · 14/09/2023 14:59

@ChasingRainbows123 Sounds like you have been through the same.

unfortunately I have, took me six months to heal as he discarded me in a very cruel manner. He totally charmed fooled me in the beginning but now I see him as the Joker from that Batman movie (picture Jack Nicholson). I was totally trauma bonded so leaving him felt like quitting heroine (metaphorically speaking I mean as I’ve never done heroin).

ChasingRainbows123 · 14/09/2023 15:16

Sandra1984 · 14/09/2023 14:59

@ChasingRainbows123 Sounds like you have been through the same.

unfortunately I have, took me six months to heal as he discarded me in a very cruel manner. He totally charmed fooled me in the beginning but now I see him as the Joker from that Batman movie (picture Jack Nicholson). I was totally trauma bonded so leaving him felt like quitting heroine (metaphorically speaking I mean as I’ve never done heroin).

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I can totally relate to the being discarded in a cruel manner. Your right they do charm you in the beginning & trauma bond you.
How are you getting on yourself now. Things much better & happier for you ?

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