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I am so hurt and confused

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  • Sounds like he had cold feet about you two living together. How often would you stay over at his or vice versa prior to moving in?
  • sheramber
    sheramber Posts: 23,054 Forumite
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    Maybe spending three weeks together on holiday had made him have a rethink.
  • Sounds like he had cold feet about you two living together. How often would you stay over at his or vice versa prior to moving in?

    3 to 4 times a week
    Friends are angels who lift us to our feet when our wings have trouble remembering how to fly.
  • sheramber wrote: »
    Maybe spending three weeks together on holiday had made him have a rethink.

    He said it was the best holiday of his life (could of been a lie i guess)

    We didn't have one row not even a petty one
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  • He said it was the best holiday of his life (could of been a lie i guess)

    We didn't have one row not even a petty one

    You're letting him have an awful lot of control over your life and your head right now, even though he's made it clear he doesn't want you to be part of his.

    Stop worrying about his thoughts and feelings and actions and start focusing on yourself. What are YOU going to do from now on? What choices are you going to make for yourself?
  • SandraX
    SandraX Posts: 840 Forumite
    Kate

    Another thought and sorry about this one as you have much on your plate.

    Even if he comes back, IMHO he is a weak excuse of a man and may take flight once he has kids

    Your choice but IMO you should tell him, you either come back within 24 hours and tell me why you flounced and if I accept you can stay or we are finished. If he complies and stays, then you must be alert to his behaviour as the last thing anyone wants is to be continuously deceived.

    If I was your age and it happened to me, I'd feel like you but think it a lucky escape nd tell him to f off, but easier said than done.

    Btw, do you work? the reason I ask is if you do you may not want to go into work but work will take your mind of this thing

    Love and best wishes
    :)
  • svain
    svain Posts: 516 Forumite
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    You're letting him have an awful lot of control over your life and your head right now, even though he's made it clear he doesn't want you to be part of his.

    Stop worrying about his thoughts and feelings and actions and start focusing on yourself. What are YOU going to do from now on? What choices are you going to make for yourself?

    As it is completely out of the blue, she is allowed to be confused about this. She is entitled to take a little time to process and try and figure out what went wrong. I dont see any harm in that and may help with closure.
  • You're letting him have an awful lot of control over your life and your head right now, even though he's made it clear he doesn't want you to be part of his.

    Stop worrying about his thoughts and feelings and actions and start focusing on yourself. What are YOU going to do from now on? What choices are you going to make for yourself?

    You're right, it is still raw and tbh it is all I can think about beating myself up as to what i did wrong
    Friends are angels who lift us to our feet when our wings have trouble remembering how to fly.
  • SandraX
    SandraX Posts: 840 Forumite
    svain wrote: »
    As it is completely out of the blue, she is allowed to be confused about this. She is entitled to take a little time to process and try and figure out what went wrong. I dont see any harm in that and may help with closure.

    Absolutely agree.
  • SandraX wrote: »
    Kate

    Another thought and sorry about this one as you have much on your plate.

    Even if he comes back, IMHO he is a weak excuse of a man and may take flight once he has kids

    Your choice but IMO you should tell him, you either come back within 24 hours and tell me why you flounced and if I accept you can stay or we are finished. If he complies and stays, then you must be alert to his behaviour as the last thing anyone wants is to be continuously deceived.

    If I was your age and it happened to me, I'd feel like you but think it a lucky escape nd tell him to f off, but easier said than done.

    Btw, do you work? the reason I ask is if you do you may not want to go into work but work will take your mind of this thing

    Love and best wishes
    :)

    Yeah I do work, even this has made me ill throwing up etc

    Thank you lovely it really means a lot right now.

    A christmas present i bought him came today, love coupons :(
    Friends are angels who lift us to our feet when our wings have trouble remembering how to fly.
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