30 People Share Worst Things Their Ex Did To Them After Breaking Up, And They're Dumbfounding
One thing is for sure - relationships come and relationships go. As a relationship develops, it goes through many different phases.
After the initial few months of puppy love, when you can't get enough of each other, you develop into a mature, happy couple who are secure in their newfound love. Then there are the less enjoyable phases, like disagreement and boredom.
This could eventually result in a breakup. A breakup means a loss of the relationship as well as of the goals, aspirations, and plans you two had together.
When a relationship ends, a lot of people experience disappointment, sadness, and a sense of failure. Breakups frequently result in a significant adjustment to your daily schedule, which can be quite stressful.
Not only can your schedule change, but so could the people you spend time with. You can lose contact with those connected to your former lover because if you continue to have relationships with them, your ex might still have access to you.
To put it simply, the emotions that arise after a breakup are complex. Reactions to a relationship ending might range from relief and confusion to despair and grief, all of which are quite acceptable.
But what isn't acceptable is when you do something you aren't supposed to and that is what we're looking into today.
And here's the popped question that led to hundreds of comments
r/AskReddit1. You can't just run off and abandon your responsibilities
r/AskReddit2. Now that's terrible
r/AskReddit3. That's so sad
r/AskReddit4. So sorry
r/AskReddit5. That must have felt awful
r/AskReddit6. Being gaslighted is bad
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7. Changing the Netflix password
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8. Oh my goodness
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9. Being a horrible bad guy
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10. Someone was gotten pregnant
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11. Wanting to use someone's real name
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12. This person had to quit their job
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13. Being accused of rape
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14. Trying to clean up the mess
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15. Being notorious for being vindictive
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16. Being entitled to do whatever you want
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17. Getting along as coparents
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18. That must have hurt real bad
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19. It's getting wild in here
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20. Stay away from psychos
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21. She wanted attention and sympathy
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22. It did a number on this commenter
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23. Getting caught in the act
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24. Trying to seize the car and house
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25. A horrible person looking for ideas
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26. This is definitely illegal
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27. The damage has already been done
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28. She kept laughing while this commenter recovered
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29. Just minding my own business
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30. Wanting to get back together
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It takes more than merely wanting someone to be in love; it is more important to understand them and be able to relate to their reality. It could be the primary cause of people breaking up even while they are in love.
This might be the only way you can be who you truly are and prevent yourself from going through this type of breakup stories. But then again, one can never truly tell how someone will behave after a breakup.
