bexi
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Posted by elaborate He introduced me to his family and friends, took me to events and short holidays, we went to museums, restaurants, clubs, trips abroad to visit my family, etc. We got along intellectually and sexually, we had a similar sense of humour and an interest in arts and nature. He is more materialistic and I am more idealistic but we seemed to complement each other.Interesting, so above in first paragraph ^^^^^(in bold) you write all the "materialistic" things he did with and for you, and you are all good with that.
I did see a few red flags though. Firstly, he bought a new, expensive car and liked to show off in it. Secondly, he was the most sociable person in the world and would innocently chat girls up in clubs, for the sake of it. I made it clear early on in the relationship that I don't expect him to be faithful but I do expect him to be honest. So, he always told me if he spoke with someone and he never cheated but I kept wondering why he even needs to flirt with other women. He didn't see it as flirting, I guess. Thirdly, I suspect his grandma and his dad didn't like me too much but he is much closer to his mum and brothers and they seemed to approve of me. Fourthly, he recently got a mortgage on a house, completely spontaneously, discussing the idea with friends and family, before telling

Posted by elaborateIn part one you specifically state: "I expect him to be honest"... Well, he was being very honest after hearing those wedding vows meant for two people who feel the same way for each other. His feelings weren't where you expected them to be and realized you were already there. So he respects your wishes by being honest and ends the relationship.
PART 2:
However, upon returning from a friend’s wedding last month, he said he realised he wasn’t in love with me. We had not said ‘I love you’ before because I didn’t want to rush it but I did love him and he acted like he loved me. He was very upset when he broke up with me, saying he cared about me deeply, he would miss me but he couldn’t control how he felt. When he heard his friend’s wedding vows, he realised this is not what he feels for me.
Also, he just turned 30, bought a new car and, impulsively, a house… So, he is either going through an early mid-life crisis and was scared of me moving in or I just didn’t fit the upgrade package anymore. I miss him but I feel hurt and abandoned. I wish he could come back but it’s very unlikely. Even if he did, I’m not sure we would ever be able to fix what is now so broken.
I guess my question is: do you have any similar e

Posted by bexismfh
But..enough of that :p
I do feel for your situation! but try to think, as hurtful as it is, that the universe spared you the agony of being with someone who wasn't receptive enough to your effort and love, and since you didn't do anything about it, they saw no other way than to make him pull the plug.
Life is so full of lessons, this one has thougt you what you do and don't deserve in the future.
Lets hope he twirls in agony 1 year from now for being blind to your love. That doesn't mean he was meant for you still..but maybe je needed a lesson aswell.

Posted by elaborateNow that's ^^^nothing but pure wholesome BULLSHIT. Go back and reread what you wrote. Yea...thanks for posting this, I see I was correct and analyzed you and your situation to a "t". Pathetic. Stay out of relationships and drop the insecurities.
Yeah, I kind of expected the harsh comments as well as the nice ones.
LetItB -
We took turns paying for common activities. Even though I live on a student budget, I always contributed at least 50% of the bill/trip/ticket, etc. And for his 30th birthday I got him a really expensive experience as a present. I still gave it to him even though he broke up with me.
I wouldn't say I didn't enjoy his lifestyle of luxuries. What I would say is that I gave him two loans so that he could buy his car and his house (the second loan he still hasn't paid back). Because I am idealistic, I don't see money as an end in itself, I see it as means to an end. And because he is more materialistic, he likes having nice stuff to show off with. There was no judgment passed on my part. I just wondered why he didn't talk to me about buying a house before he spoke to his friend. At the time I was the one about to move in with him and I am the one who helped him put a deposit down.
And no, we weren't married, but I treat every relationship as a partnership on equal grounds.
Talking to other women can be interpreted as flirting if you do certain things like: buy her a drink in the club, invite her to dance with you, etc, which he did.
And yes, I am insecure. But show me one person who isn't.

Posted by elaborateand in your first post....
I just wondered why he didn't talk to me about buying a house before he spoke to his friend. I am the one who helped him put a deposit down.
Posted by elaborate Fourthly, he recently got a mortgage on a house, completely spontaneously, discussing the idea with friends and family, before tellingSo...he got the mortgage on a house without telling you in part one.click to expand







Posted by elaborateThere was no misinterpretation here...that's clear.
I've hidden the comments because I decided it was a mistake to post on this forum after all. The fact that I am grieving a relationship and seeking an outlet has been widely misinterpreted.
But wow, are you people a mean bunch! Should I really be offended by a Taurus and a Scorpio? You yourself are guilty of all the things you accuse Libras of.
Anyway, I'm not going to call anyone names. I have requested that this thread be deleted and I hope it will be in the near future.
Best of luck to everyone on here!
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you have so much going for you shouldn't be wasting anymore time with him.
I understand it hurts and it is disappointing, but in time you will heal from this too. Trust me, I know it feels like when Heathcliff cries out : I cannot live without my life, I cannot live without my soul!
But after some healing time later..it turns into OMG what a waste of time..yet AGAIN what was I thinking?? :p
But one advice abt virgo men : if they say they have been in love before, there is often not room for you in thst relationship. Some tend to reflect on lost love to a point it blinds them. And some go on about them too..now rest assured miss.next will hear of you.
But if he isn't able to recognice love starring him in the eyes, fighting for him..he isn't open to love, and that's a match you cannot win even if he think he is.
Libra men and women can be guilty of reflect on old lovers too, but in another way. More like sweet sentiment but not comparing one to another.
This is just personal observation.
I see most libra girls I know in longterm with Sags actually.
Before that they have tried and failed and won some love matches..but to me it seems very often to be the sag that settle down for a long term for the libra girl.
Good luck sweetheart!