Look Sue, I never said that you never put any effort in.
I stated myself that, I’ve put so much into it. I’ve also put my physical and mental wellbeing into this.
That doesn’t imply nor infer that you didn’t put any effort in. Because I know you put everything into it.
Furthermore, we’re at a time where even men can express their feelings too.
Therefore, what’s morally incorrect about expressing our sorrow over social media?
How come, you can change your bio and remove our memories?
But I can’t?
As much as you think I’ve hurt you, it’s reciprocated. You’ve hurt me as much as well; you’ve said hurtful things to me when you weren’t yourself. Do you think I leave you just because of that?
No, because.
I’m committed to this relationship, …show more content…
Did you really support your other half of the relationship? Or did you turn towards your father in the end?
Am I a manipulator? Did having sex with you 3 weeks before an exam cause all of this? Am I a pimp that views you as a sex slave?
I’m sorry that I hurt your dad’s feelings and yours.
It’s not like I haven’t apologised and explained the situation on the verbal sparring.
I understand that you’re going through hard times of pleasing everyone. Why do you think I’m here for you to talk to? I’ve rarely talked about myself; I’ve pretty much lived this relationship with only your perspective and problems on the table.
I just honestly believe that, it’s 100% bulldust as an excuse to leave a relationship because a few harmful words were exchanged momentarily. You’ve thrown them at me when you weren’t yourself, I’m still here.
I throw them, but with my emotions towards the way you were being treated. Albeit it wasn’t the right way, and I wasn’t myself. And you leave me. Technically yes, you left me with purpose. Where’s your commitment? You don’t see a way of improvement from words that are exchanged? Words mean more than actions to you now?
I still love you so
I stated myself that, I’ve put so much into it. I’ve also put my physical and mental wellbeing into this.
That doesn’t imply nor infer that you didn’t put any effort in. Because I know you put everything into it.
Furthermore, we’re at a time where even men can express their feelings too.
Therefore, what’s morally incorrect about expressing our sorrow over social media?
How come, you can change your bio and remove our memories?
But I can’t?
As much as you think I’ve hurt you, it’s reciprocated. You’ve hurt me as much as well; you’ve said hurtful things to me when you weren’t yourself. Do you think I leave you just because of that?
No, because.
I’m committed to this relationship, …show more content…
Did you really support your other half of the relationship? Or did you turn towards your father in the end?
Am I a manipulator? Did having sex with you 3 weeks before an exam cause all of this? Am I a pimp that views you as a sex slave?
I’m sorry that I hurt your dad’s feelings and yours.
It’s not like I haven’t apologised and explained the situation on the verbal sparring.
I understand that you’re going through hard times of pleasing everyone. Why do you think I’m here for you to talk to? I’ve rarely talked about myself; I’ve pretty much lived this relationship with only your perspective and problems on the table.
I just honestly believe that, it’s 100% bulldust as an excuse to leave a relationship because a few harmful words were exchanged momentarily. You’ve thrown them at me when you weren’t yourself, I’m still here.
I throw them, but with my emotions towards the way you were being treated. Albeit it wasn’t the right way, and I wasn’t myself. And you leave me. Technically yes, you left me with purpose. Where’s your commitment? You don’t see a way of improvement from words that are exchanged? Words mean more than actions to you now?
I still love you so