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Trying to Cope wrote:

Three days ago I was dumped by my boyfriend of 9 months. The relationship was never really going well but we cared about each other and tried to ignore it. As I sit here trying to analizes the situation for the hundreth time I fell a great amount of anger torwards him. Most of our problems were based upon me getting angery w/ him and him getting sick of it. All I ever asked for was to be treated with respect but no matter how hard he said he tried he could't figure out how to keep me happy. Bull Shit! I never asked for much? I am still left with a broken heart. I need to keep busy or I'll break out into tears. I guess I am asking for advice that will help me feel better about being brokeb up with him and advice about how to cope with it.

From: TheSleepwalker - 03/08/2002

You shouldn't ignore caring about each other. How can a relationship work when you do that. If you keep analizes et hundreths of tymes, you mygt emproof thu citoowayshun.

From: PeterLupichuck - 03/08/2002

3 days ago i was dumped by my boyfzzzzriend zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz..................................................... bla bla yada bla yada I would advise you to get "in touch" with The Sleepwalker. He will help you to forget. He will also brainwash you into eating vegetables and listening to songs without clapping. Or get in touch with me. I will brainwash you into smoking cigarettes and swearing. Good Luck!

From: Elroy - 03/08/2002

Give your computer a hug and ask again.

From: Zotk - 03/08/2002

I suggest you run your question through a gibberish to English translator. Then, try posting to this helpful site again.

From: ChairmanTubeAmp - 03/08/2002

Dear Trying, Whatever you do, don't kill yourself. He's not worth it, and you deserve better! Yes, breaking up with someone that you care about is painful, but so is stubbing your toe on a sofa bed when your no good sister leaves it out even though it was her turn to clean up the living room - plus, it was her friend who slept in the sofa bed in the first place, and you weren't even supposed to be at home except that your so-called best "friend" didn't call you to go to the mall, and is probably hanging out with the "cool" kids, and none of them ever call you anymore anyway, so you might as well go into your room and cry, and maybe play Sega Genesis's Monster Boy in Wonderland for the 59th time that afternoon. So yes, breaking up hurts, but in time, like a stubbed toe, the pain will subside, your sister will clean up the mess in the living room, your friends will call you again, the mall will be there tomorrow, and you'll finally get past the first level of Monster Boy in Wonderland. Good luck!

From: sparklypia - 03/11/2002

I think you should just not deal with it, like you didn't deal with the problems when you were together. Every relationship looks a thousand times better in retrospect. So, go with the fact that you breaking up was a good thing, since it was never good to begin with. And work on being a bit more concise when asking questions, it makes them easier to answer.

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