#ummm My boyfriend just called it a day and broke up with me?
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In some sense I was in a similar situation, I was holding onto my ex for such a long time that It ended only when my health stated to give out too much, only then i started to realize it has to change.
Its easy to get caught into that emotion and your brain just freezes, forgets everything bad that happends.
The point being is that helping people who refuse to be helped is damaging to yourself, and not productive for them in the first place either.
It doesnt help you or him in any way, but that can be really hard to see.
This takes time to sink in but if you reflect on it and on your values, you can start to see more beyond your emotional reactions that keep making you to just forgive and forget even when you should stop.
So this would be a very good place where to start, first focus on this
journaling can help, instead of just having too many ideas in your head and emotions
i think i should specify, i more so meant reflective writing, but if in general writing doesnt fit your situation right now and u dont feel that good about it then u could find other ways
trying is good, i dont see it as sad
it seems you have been in too much stress, you could be just burned out
this would definitely suggest that
thats understandable
i can see where you are coming from and definitely can feel how stressing it can be because parents tend to over-dramatize issues that are alredy difficult to deal with but, your situation got pretty serious and i think at some level your parents do deserve to know
thats horrible honestly
I mean its fine, its just that I dont really have all that much to respond with rather than just refer to what i alredy said
its just a horrible relationship you should have left honestly
Iam glad I could be of some help
Well good luck and hope u succed in improving yourself