
Apr 27, 2014, 03:52 PM
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Member Since: Mar 2014
Location: northeast ohio
Posts: 1,085
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Originally Posted by Grey Matter
Some may know I had a partner. Upon being inpatient and seeing how the relationship was triggering for not only myself, but for my ex, I made what I believe to be a logical and mature decision on ending the relationship. She agreed, and we ended that part of our relationship calmly and maturely.
Those who haven't been mature; Her friends.
It's turned into a ridiculous "contest" of sorts as to who can complicate a simply non-complicated break up. I have been called cold hearted because I haven't cried, because I didn't "fight". That I "tricked" her into loving me just to have her attention... even though this break up was a healthy, mutual agreement.
Not only did I NOT want to hurt her, after a suicide attempt I am well aware I need to keep myself safe. This is why it was mutually decided that it was a good idea. We do not hate each other. Yet, at the end of the day, I have been called some very horrid things. The most G rated being
"Robot"
"Heartless"
"Bastard"
"Selfish"
etc, etc
Why is it seen in society as a robotic move to approach external relationships with a logical mind? Would it have been kinder, more romantic, if I dragged the both of us down? Would I be a better person if I convinced her that staying with me may cause her depression/anxiety to flare, but it will be worth it because it's "true love"?
I feel certain in her and my own decision. But I simply don't understand why it is charming and acceptable to keep an unhealthy relationship going, but getting out of it with all parties safe, is shameful.
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what you have done is not evil at all, it is admirable.more people should take notes from you on how to peacefully end a relationship..i am still friends with my last 3 ex's and none of the break ups were a bloodbath nor should they have been, i can still see any one of them any time i want.
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I have learned that i and i alone am responsible for my happiness, most people these days are as reliable as wet toilet paper! 
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