shadow7119
@shadow7119
15 Years
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His behavior likely stems from frustration and inability to handle the breakup maturely. It may also reflect a desire to hurt or push you away, especially since you are moving on. Such messages are often a sign of emotional immaturity and a need for control or attention. Focus on your healing and avoid engaging with his negativity.





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Anyway, I've been trying to be friends with him. But today we got in a fight and he sent this:
"You need to realize who you are talking to because I'm not going to let some little annoying b**** talk to me that way. I don't even want to talk to you so stop f***ing texting me. Oh, and also I did have sex with Hailey that one night. Alright. Bye."
Hailey is his friend. And he's talking about a party he went to a few days after we broke up. But I didn't even say anything bad before that. I texted him back after that, no reply. At that point I was just done so I texted him again and I said:
"This is my last text to you. I just realized how much of a jerk you really are. And I think I'm a great person. I'm pretty, I'm nice and I'm caring and I deserve better. I'm glad we broke up cause now I can be with a good guy. Your # is deleted now. Have fun being a jerk. It won't get you anywhere in life."
He sent this:
"Thanks b**** (: have fun being a whore. It'll get you places. I'll be successful, whether you like it or not. I'm glad I broke up with you too."
and then I ignored that. I don't plan on texting him at all anymore. I deleted his number, his AIM, his pictures on my computer, his email.
Why the heck would he treat me like that? That's terrible. It caught me off guard. Lol.. He texted me that after I said I was finally starting to move on. He's never acted that way before. And he used to be my best friend.
So anyway... why did he act like that? Most likely because he wants me out of his life, right?