Just feel really bad

Junglefever1901

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I was seeing the guy for 2 years I told him everything he was my everything. A couple of weeks ago I found I was pregnant and miscarried (his baby). I also found out he had a girlfriend. When he told me he was at friends etc he was with her. He didn't care about the miscarriage and was happy I wasn't pregnant. He hasn't got in contact with me since and before I had the operation he told me I was ugly/his gf was better than me and if I told her he would ruin my life/burn my house down. I am feeling so low since then. I have told one friend no other people would be interested. I am just gutted and I keep picturing him and her together happy. He told me it is my fault he doesn't want to see me. i keep checking my phone and it's agony when I see he hasn't contacted me. I just don't know how to get over this and move on I feel so angry that he gets to be happy and I am lonely and trying to get over this:(.
 
I'm so sorry. He sounds like an awful person. Having been cheated on and dumped for the other girl after a two-year relationship as well I can really empathize with you...it sucks, there's no other way to put it. Especially considering everything else, in your situation.
But just remember the most difficult moments post break-up are at the beginning. With every day that passes it'll get better. Look at it this way - you've already gotten all the possible 'blows' you can regarding him, it can't really get worse. Whatever you're feeling right now is the worst you ever will. Focus on yourself for a few weeks, do things you like, and you'll soon realize you're worth more than him anyway.
 
Damn, I know just what that feels like. My ex gf did that shit to me over and over, always cheating....we were young and stupid about so many things, but it still leaves a mark we have to learn how to deal with.

The best thing I can say is become really self-confident, however you can. That will take so much of the pain away, its not even funny. Trust me, I was with this chick over 5 years, I went through hell over her, days in my house just crying, wouldn't go to work.....its funny looking back on it because now I know it wasn't worth me getting that upset....but young hearts are like that I suppose.

Lol I just hope I don't become too cold
 
Try to really step back and just read the description of the person that you are making yourself miserable over. By your description he is mean, immature and slightly scary. Right now the best thing you could do is to turn that anguish into some justifiable anger and use it to motivate yourself to never let yourself be treated that way again. Being heartbroken over some really worthwhile great person that just wasn't as into you would be worth your heartache but this guy sounds like a disaster. What Ozecat said about becoming confident as a way to heal is important. That's where you should be directing your energy. Be thankful that you got out of this and try to see what you need to change in yourself to not accept such horrendous treatment from your next relationship. No one deserves that.<3
 
This is just awful to read. I feel that you made quite a wise decision to turn to a collective for help rather than allowing the heartless creature you describe to quite simply - and easily, on his part - take you down.

His behavior is disturbing and erratic. As motherofearth alludes to, the first fact that needs to be communicated is that some one with his propensity for hatred and defilement of his human "property" can't be given the satisfaction of successfully conducting himself in this way in the world.

My condolences regarding the miscarriage you endured. Being male, and thus being incapable of bearing a child from my own body, I really can't represent to an appreciable extent how I imagine having a beautiful child-to-be succumb to death within my body. But this must be one of the most difficult things you have ever endured in your life. I am truly sorry for your loss, Junglefever1901:(

As human beings, we are - forever will be, in fact - hard-wired to live by and thrive on the social connections we develop with others in our lives. Judging by this reality, it is absolutely no small wonder that you have become so consumed by your ex-boyfriend's cruel verbal abuse and apparent indifference to the death of your child. You are a courageous woman for allowing yourself to feel those emotions in reaction to the implications of what he said to you. At the same time, do not allow yourself to "go at it alone," as they say. You've taken that miraculous first step, and I sincerely find that inspiring given your circumstance. Please continue to be open with us...

Lastly, his words bear weight. They necessarily affect you deeply, given the nature of your relationship with him prior to (and unfortunately during) is infidelity. But they are words, and can be restorative. As herbvore pointed out, the language I myself see you using to describe this wretched distortion of a human being indicates clearly that he cannot be afforded the privilege of being a part of your life. As unfortunate as it may be, it's likely his "new and improved" girlfriend may one day endure the suffrage you yourself have. But you cannot afford to give your courage and strength over to exposing that to her. It s not your place, and if you so choose, you can free yourself from the bondage of that obligation by doing what is right - focusing on you, and learning to trust again.

Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for trusting us.

<3 Be strong,

And be Well.

~ Vaya
 
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