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Should I expect my ex boyfriend to be there for me??

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    So I am going to recap on my situation my ex and I broke up because I was deceitful, calling him from different phone numbers, and sending emails from different email addresses, I had been in a lot of chronic pain, and have two lawsuits, almost lost my dog, lost my business, so my stress level has been insurmountable, they finally decided that I need medicine to control my pain. Now I am not grumpy and bitchy. I have fluid in my brain, which they said it is possible that i may need a major brain surgery. This is a very high risk surgery as with any surgery, but this is the brain. I am very scared, and despite the damage I did to my ex I also have done a lot, for him, and always been there for him. He doesn’t seem to want to be there for me, because he is mad. I know he will forgive me when I make up for his loss of business, but is it wrong of him not to be there for me right now? I am very depressed from everything.

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    fotogirltn
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    I’m sorry about you misfortune and your sickness, I hope all works out for you. That being said, No, you should not EXPECT your ex to be there for you. He is not offically a part of you life any longer since he broke up with you. I’m sorry to say, that given your situation, but he is an ex, not a current. He has no obligation to you nor do you to him. Good luck!

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    Anonymous
    Member #382,293

    well he and I have been on and off in the past anyway but ok we havent stopped loving each other

    #14597

    You’re doing to me exactly what you did to your boyfriend. 😯

    One of the reasons he broke up with you is because you used different e-mail addresses to post things to him that were problematic. Now you’ve posted to me three different times under three different e-mail addresses right here, in spite of my request that you post them all together, so I have the benefit of seeing your whole problem instead of just your edited versions without my advice! 😮

    I’ve already advised you on this issue, and the biggest problem you seem to have — which you keep ignoring — is other people’s feelings. 😕 When I ask you to do something really simple and that helps me and the readers on this forum, you ignore it and post from another e-mail address. This is exactly what got you in hot water with the boyfriend who’s attention you now wish you had.

    If you’re not willing to change your own behavior, you’re going to continue to lose out. 🙄

    I suggested you apologize to his two sisters who you wrote previously that you yelled at — in spite of his family already being kind and solicitous on a previous of your hospital visits. You seem to have ignored that advice, and frankly, you haven’t done anything to deserve your ex-boyfriend’s attention, and I suspect you’ve lost friends and relatives who should be there for you now, because of similar behavior on your part towards them.

    Learn your lesson now before you’re worse off. Be kind to other people. Don’t ignore them. Start each day by being a good person and doing kind things for others. Don’t be greedy — be generous without expecting anything in return. It’s a much more graceful way to live.

    I hope that helps — and that you’ll stop using different e-mails here when you post each time, and let everyone see the history of any problems you have so that we can all help you address your issues.

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