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Feel terrible for breaking his heart

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Tryingtobepositive123 · 25/06/2023 20:00

Hi,
I decided to leave the father of my two kids a few weeks ago. He's been v grumpy and cantankerous for years. Since I said i was off he's cleaned up his act and is utterly devastated. I know it's the right thing to do but feel so gutted and sad to have broken his heart.
Can I have any words of wisdom / experience to feel a bit less guilty? I know deep down he will be fine.

OP posts:
Justmuddlingalong · 25/06/2023 20:04

He's been v grumpy and cantankerous for years, and has been making an effort for a few weeks. Funny that, eh? Don't let his recent realisation he's an arse, sway your decision. You've obviously had enough and he's too late. Good luck for the future.

Tryingtobepositive123 · 25/06/2023 20:31

Thank you. You're right.

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piedbeauty · 25/06/2023 21:07

He wasn't worried about breaking your heart when he was grumpy for years, did he?

And now you know that he could have made an effort and been a nice person when you were together. He just couldn't be arsed.

Stick to your guns!

Best wishes for a happy future 💐

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