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to summarise it instead of using all my words my boyfriend of a year broke up with me cus he didnt want a relationship, and then goes off with a chick identical to me blonde, blue eyes, short and freaky. i mean hes clearly got a type, it just makes me mad cus he kissed me on the 4th we initally broke up on the 2nd or 3rd and he said he didnt want to break up he just wants a break and my dumbass just agreed and it hurt me even more so we agreed to end things on the 6th but during the break he kissed me how does that make sense, why would you kiss me when you didnt want me anymore? but i just really need advice im focusing on myself and me only this year im hitting gym everyday taking care of myself, my heath, my meals everything i just need tips on how to start what to do and what not to do in my situation. preferably an older girl in my situation before (im in yr 9 and 14 going on 15!) please i really just need someone to give me a tip or a little bit of advice. thank you for reading it anything helps.
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Dear New Member~
I"d like to welcome you here to the Forum and talk about what's happened. I'm going to be a bit blunt, my apologies but you deserve to hear things as they really are.
I think you are well out of it even though it is a heart-breaking and confusing situation. It boils down to the fact the the realtionship meant something serious to you, but not to him.
The fact that he sees girls as a type, such as blue-eyed blondes, means he is only seeing the outside, and does not see or value the human being inside, the one that gives and needs affection and stability.
In short he has not started to become an adult yet and sees girls as amusements who basically are interchangeable. A kiss is meaningful to you, but not him, which is why you get confused as it is mixed signals.
The fact he kisses you is designed to keep you on a string, ready for him to return to when he gets tired of the new girl. That's insulting and shows a complete lack of respect and understanding of who you are.
If it was me I'd have nothing more to do with him. As for the pain, it is not something you can step aside from, it hurts now and will for a while, I'd suggest you not only look after your body with the gym and good food, but also take time to increase your social life to meet others who are more mature -which you deserve.
If things get too bad I"d suggest the Kids Help Line, who are very understanding and can be a comfort.
I still remember my first relationship, even now years latefr. They do have a special meaning even if they go nowhere.
Croix
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Thank you so much i understood every little bit of it wish you the best Croix ^^!
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Dear New Member~
I'm glad what I said made sense to you. I did not want to make you feel worse than you do but felt there was no other way to be fair to you than tell it as I see it.
You deserve a better person in you life and I hope you get one when you are over this horrible episode.
The hardest part I remember if someone tries to come back after they have betrayed my trust. Then I have to tell them to go away, and that is hard, it is so tempting to hope for things to go back to the way they were in the good days.
Croix
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