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Most heartless breakup..
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cell phone text message8 Votes - [15.38%]
email7 Votes - [13.46%]
post-it note0 Votes - [0%]
My grandmother is coming to town1 Votes - [1.92%]
return from vacation and the gf has a new gf..3 Votes - [5.77%]
phone call (see below)1 Votes - [1.92%]
handed a folded up note as i got on a plane to fly home8 Votes - [15.38%]
"You're boring and have a big back."1 Votes - [1.92%]
Instant Message3 Votes - [5.77%]
Let's face it... you're a double bagger.2 Votes - [3.85%]
Fiance's mother tells you over the phone3 Votes - [5.77%]
Scott, you confirmed to me the fact that I'm a lesbian3 Votes - [5.77%]
I need to be seen with someone better looking than you. We can f*ck tho1 Votes - [1.92%]
phone call1 Votes - [1.92%]
Sent her sleepover stuff to her via fedex overnight1 Votes - [1.92%]
You're " too nice" & I'm a lesbian...1 Votes - [1.92%]
A 35 year old "man" just decides to stop talking to you...1 Votes - [1.92%]
Leave a message on his machine (after 3 years together)1 Votes - [1.92%]
"I want to settle WITH someone, not FOR someone"1 Votes - [1.92%]
Um, I've never been broken up1 Votes - [1.92%]
fiance leaves for tour of duty, not call then, marry another girl 1 Votes - [1.92%]
First I'd have to find somebody to go out with... :(1 Votes - [1.92%]
Pack your **** and get out.1 Votes - [1.92%]
The roses I gave you are dead and so are you!!!!1 Votes - [1.92%]
This is a multiple choice poll.

2006-03-30 9:28 AM
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2006-03-30 9:30 AM
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2006-03-30 9:35 AM
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2006-03-30 9:36 AM
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2006-03-30 9:40 AM
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Subject: RE: Most heartless breakup..
oneword - 2006-03-30 10:35 AM
Rocket Man - 2006-03-29 9:07 AM

Ok here is one for you guys....

Dated a girl for 2+ years in college (fresh and soph so we were young) came home from class one day and caught her riding my roommate (the one that I shared a room with at that). Most screwed up thing about it was after we broke up all of "our friends" became "their friends" ....like I did something wrong ( for the record I didn't even hit anyone). Found out later she was crazy (not typical woman crazy, taking meds crazy), anyway took me a LONG time to trust women again.

You didn't live in the twin towers dorms at UGA, did you? LOL (not making fun of your situation but those two dorms have a rep from what I understand)... 

2006-03-30 9:40 AM
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Subject: RE: Most heartless breakup..
oneword - 2006-03-30 10:35 AM
Rocket Man - 2006-03-29 9:07 AM

Ok here is one for you guys....

Dated a girl for 2+ years in college (fresh and soph so we were young) came home from class one day and caught her riding my roommate (the one that I shared a room with at that). Most screwed up thing about it was after we broke up all of "our friends" became "their friends" ....like I did something wrong ( for the record I didn't even hit anyone). Found out later she was crazy (not typical woman crazy, taking meds crazy), anyway took me a LONG time to trust women again.

You didn't live in the twin towers dorms at UGA, did you? LOL (not making fun of your situation but those two dorms have a rep from what I understand)... 

No didn't live there, and yes I am familiar with the so called "virgin vaults" . No worries on making light of the situation, I am a happily married man with a beautiful wife and one beautiful daughter and a son on the way. I haven't heard anything about her for years but last I did she was waiting tables somewhere.....guess I got the better end of that deal.



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2006-03-30 10:14 AM
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Zilla - 2006-03-29 8:31 PM

 On the ride home I called him every name in the book, he didn't even reply.  The only things he said on the way back were, "I really feel a sense of relief"  and as we neared Chipotle.... "do you want to stop for lunch".   Can you imagine my reply.  

"Yes, buy me a burrito, a**hole." ?

2006-03-30 10:26 AM
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2006-03-30 3:46 PM
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2006-03-30 9:54 PM
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I was in the gulf war and wasn't able to call home for months. When I did finally talk to my fiance she didn't even say hi. I said "hello its me" (yelling really loud of course) She said "oohhhh we are broken up didn't you get my letter?" !!! I used to think she was better off with out me cause I got Gulf war syndrom. Later I realized it was me that was lucky.
She's been married twice, divorced twice and has dated what seems like a 100 different guys.
Now I have a wonderfull wife and children. What a mistake she could have been.
2006-04-13 1:34 PM
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Subject: RE: Most heartless breakup..
oneword - 2006-03-28 10:34 AM

How about after having slept with her, she tells you that she's in love with someone else?

That's real good for your ego :p 



LOL. I have a friend who finally, after like 6 dates, slept with the guy. He was aweful in bed (besides having a cardboard box for a personality) and she dumped him the next week. She felt harsh. But we all got a good laugh with the 'play-by-play'.


2006-04-13 2:10 PM
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blessteve - 2006-03-30 9:54 PM I was in the gulf war and wasn't able to call home for months. When I did finally talk to my fiance she didn't even say hi. I said "hello its me" (yelling really loud of course) She said "oohhhh we are broken up didn't you get my letter?" !!! I used to think she was better off with out me cause I got Gulf war syndrom. Later I realized it was me that was lucky. She's been married twice, divorced twice and has dated what seems like a 100 different guys. Now I have a wonderfull wife and children. What a mistake she could have been.

Lucky or karma?  Congratulations either way.  And thanks for the service.  Sincerely. 

2006-04-13 9:09 PM
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Man, I could have used this 6 months ago when I spinning from a break up I still wasn't sure had even happened . . . she still visits my dreams. Ughh. At least it got me into tris.

How about:

"You don't make enough to keep me in the clothes I'm used to wearing."

or

"I love you deeply but I need someone more acceptable socially to my family and friends."

Each from different women. Come to think of it I've had more than a few of those socio-economic breakups . . .

Maybe it's all pay back for the jerk I was in High School . . . wait . . . I was the nice guy in high school! But I'm sure I've been the jerk on more than one occasion over the years. Still the money thing gets really old. Makes me want to live like a bohemian the rest of my life.



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2006-04-13 9:13 PM
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2006-04-13 9:22 PM
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Subject: RE: Most heartless breakup..
live for yourself, your words, your feelings, YOU.
2006-04-13 9:50 PM
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Subject: RE: Most heartless breakup..
yojimbo - 2006-04-13 9:09 PM

Man, I could have used this 6 months ago when I spinning from a break up I still wasn't sure had even happened . . . she still visits my dreams. Ughh. At least it got me into tris.

How about:

"You don't make enough to keep me in the clothes I'm used to wearing."

or

"I love you deeply but I need someone more acceptable socially to my family and friends."

Each from different women. Come to think of it I've had more than a few of those socio-economic breakups . . .

Maybe it's all pay back for the jerk I was in High School . . . wait . . . I was the nice guy in high school! But I'm sure I've been the jerk on more than one occasion over the years. Still the money thing gets really old. Makes me want to live like a bohemian the rest of my life.



You must go for what I call the "high maintenance" girls. Aka gold diggers. A girl truely in love doesn't care about money. Well, ok, to a certain extent. My boyfriend makes like $6 an hour (and yes, he has a college degree, which makes it really sad) and I still love him!


2006-04-14 1:29 AM
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Subject: RE: Most heartless breakup..
fattyboombalatty - 2006-04-13 9:50 PM
My boyfriend makes like $6 an hour (and yes, he has a college degree, which makes it really sad) and I still love him!


yeah um.... why dont you drop the zero and get with a hero... naw im just kidding...
2006-04-14 7:36 AM
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Subject: RE: Most heartless breakup..
yojimbo - 2006-04-13 10:09 PM

"You don't make enough to keep me in the clothes I'm used to wearing."

or

"I love you deeply but I need someone more acceptable socially to my family and friends."

Re first line:  why doesn't she make her own money so that she can spend on whatever she wants?  IMO, no one she spend other people's money.  i don't understand this concept.  Why should a boyfriend be responsible for a girl's spending?  Once I commented about wanting to go to Europe but cannot afford.  A friend told me to go ask my bf to take me there for a cavation.  He can't afford it either.  THen the friend say "may be you should look for a richer boyfriend".  I don't get it.  I'm not looking for an job.

Re second line:  if social status is really that important to her, should would have done background checks for all guys she's seeing, and would have already know what type of "status" a guy has.  She shouldn't be dating this guy in the first place if she thinkns he's not "acceptable". 

Something is very wrong with these people. 

2006-04-14 8:53 AM
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Celeb_ithil - 2006-04-14 6:36 AM

Re second line: if social status is really that important to her, should would have done background checks for all guys she's seeing, and would have already know what type of "status" a guy has. She shouldn't be dating this guy in the first place if she thinks he's not "acceptable".

Well, I certainly was straight with her from the beginning. That's part of why I thought it was special. In the end she told me she was just lonely . . . but it was a lot of fear. I'm not going to choose to think of her as being that shallow. She chose another road. Life goes on.



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2006-04-14 9:44 AM
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Subject: RE: Most heartless breakup..
A guy I know got a similar line. When we were graduating he started looking around for football coaching jobs. His girlfriend at the time told him, "You won't even make enough money to feed my horse. "
She was a wonderful person.
2006-04-14 10:30 AM
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Here's my breakup/divorce story. Hope it helps.

So I get sent to active duty after 9-1-1. My future husband also re-enlists and gets sent to active duty. We came from 2 different companies, from 2 different states and 2 totally different backgrounds but somehow we meet and fall madly in love.  The second date we were on we talked about having kids and where we would live and all that married people stuff.

So all this happened in April. We were ingaged by June and married by September. Real whirlwind.  It was perfect. Our families loved him. His family loved me.  I hadn't even met his mom and younger brother and older sister yet because they lived in another country.

So we got off active duty and came home. I went to massage therapy school he went to the poilce academy and things were good.

Then the war kicked off. We were home for 1.5 months when he was sent overseas to Iraq to fight in the war.  During this time, I decided (with help from his sister)(side note: psyco sister)(unkown to me at that time) to have his Mom move to the US with his younger brother so that his brother could go to college and his Mom could have a better life (i.e. they were poor in their country and they wanted to have a better life). So with us only being married for a short amount of time and then him leaving for war, I took his family into my our home. Mistake #1.

Then he came home. Ever hear of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder? Yeah...it exists and so do inlaws from hell.  Medium story made short.  He turned all PTSD on me and his family turned psyco and all turned on me.  Apparetnly I wasn't being more sympathetic to him and I wasn't taking care of our home and was being mean to his mother and brother (who both by the way spoke no english the entire time they lived with me so I had to rely on his psyco sister to translate)

So one day he came home from work and said that he couldn't d this anymore and wanted a divorce. It cam eout of nowhere abot a week prior to Valentine's day.  High light of my life.

I moved out. He started dating again a month later and I became a State Trooper and now he realizes what a great thing he lost when he made his decision. I belive the hardships that we live through make us stronger and show us how much we can really take.  I am a stronger person for going through what I did and if I had a chance to go back and change something I would leave everything exactly the same.  All that madde me the person that I am today and I love the person that I have become.

Keep the faith people. Stay strong and regret nothing.

 



2006-04-14 12:50 PM
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I dated a guy who just left town. No note, no call nothing. Heard he left 2 days later from his roommate. Here's another good one: a friend ended her relationship via e-mail. She's a widow and this was her first relationship following the death of her husband.... well, she just knew the "spark" wasn't there but didn't have the guts to do it in person. So she emailed him. Fortunately he agreed the "spark" wasn't there - not sure if he was being nice or what but it ended well for them.
2006-04-14 8:15 PM
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Subject: RE: Most heartless breakup..
ChipmunkHeart - 2006-03-30 8:57 AM
So .. yeah, timing bad, but impulse good: he then stalked me for the better half of 6 months; I had to move twice, and get two new telephone numbers just to shake him. Ugh.



At least he didn't kill himself. One of my ex-es stalked me for about 3 months after I broke up with him, and I finally told him that I was going to call the police. I guess that's when it hit him that I really wasn't into him anymore, and he shot himself that night. Seriously. True story. It happened 15 years ago last month. If it hadn't happend that rainy march night, it wouldn't happened soon enough. It's not like he was asking for help by swallowing a few pills or cutting his arms, he just grabbed a gun and shot himself.

I agree that the things that we go through make us stronger, and this was the single most formative thing that ever happened to me in my life, next to being born. But If I could change things, I wouldn't have wanted this to happen. Would I have become an Outward Bound instructor/rockclimber/mountaineer/doctor if this hadn't happened? Probably not. But it took me a long time to realize that he was the one that was screwed up, and screwed up his life, not me.

Did I just ruin this thread?



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2006-04-14 9:05 PM
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I was with my boyfriend for four years, and I found out some information one day that made me think he was cheating on me. I called him on the phone to confront him about it and sure enough, he was with "her." He thanks me for ruining his night and hangs up the phone. (Yeah, so sorry I ruined your date.) Apparently he continues on with this date with the other girl. The next morning, I get a phone call from him in which he asks me to give him directions to his job, because he had spent the night at the other girl's house and got lost going to work from her house!!

Needless to say, I didn't give him the directions. Seriously, who does that?

Well, it's 10 o'clock on a Friday and I am making this post on BT so I probably sound like the biggest loser, but seriously, life's been great since I got over the initial shock of everything that happened and I realized I am MUCH better off without him.

(For the record, I'm in on Friday by choice, b/c I am about to go to sleep and wake up early tomorrow for a bike ride!!!!)

G'night all!

I am sorry to hear about some of your stories. For anyone currently dealing with a breakup or the aftermath of one, just remember that life does get better and you will move on. Anyone who does something horrible to you obviously doesn't love you the way you deserve to be loved, so be strong, focus on yourself, and once you've healed, go out and find that person that will love you like you deserve to be loved .

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