Is He On A Binge , or ignoring me for other reason?

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Old 04-10-2015, 12:43 PM
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He won't even text me to say hey we're done.
Would this make you feel better if he texted that??
I think it would just spark a cyclical conversation that goes nowhere.

He's shown you who he is....same kind of person who disappears w/o so much as a word.

Closure is something you will have to find for yourself.
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Old 04-10-2015, 12:55 PM
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He is 44. I want a guy that age , but they seem to come with a lot of baggage, judging by teh last 2 guys before him I dated. All either divorced or scarred from relationships.
And what, this guy doesn’t have baggage? Really? This guy has the whole dam train of baggage.
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Old 04-10-2015, 12:57 PM
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And what, this guy doesn’t have baggage? Really? This guy has the whole dam train of baggage.
No I meaning he has baggage too. That's what I meant
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Old 04-10-2015, 01:46 PM
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Its just when you give up and decide to move on will be when he texts/calls you. They have a bloody sixth sense. Don't get pulled in. He will only do it again.
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Old 04-10-2015, 01:49 PM
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This breaks my heart as I'm pretty much gone through it too. He can call me a ****, miserable bitxh, crazy, abandon mr at hospital after heart surgery, etc but if I so much as lash out I'm shut out and he acts like hes better than me. He should be the one putting the effort (so should yours) I don't know why they do it but trust me you don't want to be a recipient for years. You will end up depressed and hating men. Find someone that is less toxic. Its not you, its him. You need a mature man that can communicate with you. I know you have had two years with him and will miss him but its worth the pain of missing him to avoid a future of this. He's not going to change.

Mine also got drunk on a date and whipped his out in public to pee. Also brought beer on a hike. What the hell was I thinking. My closure is they are too idiotic to make good choices and will do anything to avoid their feelings. You don't need this hun. Message me if u like.
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Old 04-10-2015, 01:50 PM
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I've been stalking this thread and haven't made a comment, but I think I will now.

Honey, the one thing that I know beyond a shadow of a doubt is that rejection SUCKS. It hurts so bad not knowing WHY we aren't good enough for these people!!!! I have begged and pleaded with God and AH to tell me how to fix myself so that I am loveable. Why would this person NOT text?? Why would this person NOT give me closure??? At least some damn closure!

You are setting expectations that are NOT achievable for this man. It IS perplexing why they are behaving like this... But it is NOT your responsibility to figure HIM out. Truth be told, if you were a sucker (like a lot of us on here have been) he would be ALL over you. That's how this disease works.
Now is the time to start figuring YOURSELF out instead of trying to figure HIM out.
Who knows, maybe he'll come around and get some help... Maybe not.
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Old 04-10-2015, 01:59 PM
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The thing is she rejected him and he could have left it at that but no he had to come back, get forgiveness and hurt her back.

I think its more than just him not interested BC he told her he loved her etc. He's just too messed up to be in a relationship with anyone. He can't even answer her on a text, come on. It's ridiculous and despicable, he should have a little more respect for a friend of two years.

Confused people confuse others. Crazy people make others feel crazy...
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Old 04-10-2015, 05:09 PM
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There are 44 year old men out there that don't act like this. There are 44 year old men out there that don't have anything beyond "normal" problems.

You've probably met several of them and haven't even noticed them because they aren't a charismatic alcoholic with sh!tloads of problems that your are going to solve!!!

The problem here is YOU and why you deal with this garbage.

You'll hear from him again unfortunately. A's always weasel their way back in when they run out of things to do, money to spend, or other people to put up with their crap.
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Old 04-10-2015, 05:43 PM
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There are 44 year old men out there that don't act like this. There are 44 year old men out there that don't have anything beyond "normal" problems.

You've probably met several of them and haven't even noticed them because they aren't a charismatic alcoholic with sh!tloads of problems that your are going to solve!!!

The problem here is YOU and why you deal with this garbage.

You'll hear from him again unfortunately. A's always weasel their way back in when they run out of things to do, money to spend, or other people to put up with their crap.
Early in recovery I got into a relationship. Quite a disfunctional one, too, if ya can imagine that!
And something I heard during that time:
You're only attracted to someone as sick as yourself.
I found it to be true.
I was siiiiiick.
One good thing came out of it:
I saw a lot from the other side. And learned a lot more about myself,but not by trying to figure out what made HER tick.
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Old 04-10-2015, 06:19 PM
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Tuesday, the Silent Treatment is Emotional and Mental Abuse.

Why don't you block him.

I mean if he contacted you what would you say to him at this point?

You can take your power back and decide the relationship is over for yourself...

You don't need to wait for him to do it....





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I also realised that his M.O is verbal abuse.

Either the verbal abuse I received when he sent 150 text messages calling me a b and a c and telling me to die.

Or

What I am receiving now, complete silence, which is also verbal abuse. Refusing to talk.


And to think only a few weeks ago he was calling me his "soulmate"

His actions and words go from one extreme to the other. He either is telling me he loves me, or he goes cold. Or sending abusive texts or giving me the silent treatment

I've got to let him go. I wish I could instantly emotionally detach. I have hung on, thinking he might contact me, knowing that if I go down the path of detaching, and he starts contacting me, it will be too late and I won't be able to reconcile.
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Old 04-10-2015, 06:31 PM
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A drunk alcoholic and an alcoholic that's not drinking are often two completely different people.

If he has underlying mental health issues, that could just compound it. My advice would be to focus on yourself, but I'm not all that good at advice.

Be well.
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Old 04-11-2015, 02:38 PM
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Originally Posted by freetosmile View Post
I've been stalking this thread and haven't made a comment, but I think I will now.

Honey, the one thing that I know beyond a shadow of a doubt is that rejection SUCKS. It hurts so bad not knowing WHY we aren't good enough for these people!!!! I have begged and pleaded with God and AH to tell me how to fix myself so that I am loveable. Why would this person NOT text?? Why would this person NOT give me closure??? At least some damn closure!

You are setting expectations that are NOT achievable for this man. It IS perplexing why they are behaving like this... But it is NOT your responsibility to figure HIM out. Truth be told, if you were a sucker (like a lot of us on here have been) he would be ALL over you. That's how this disease works.
Now is the time to start figuring YOURSELF out instead of trying to figure HIM out.
Who knows, maybe he'll come around and get some help... Maybe not.
The asks for replying

When he sent me the 150 abusive texts in two hours, I forgave him.

The texts I sent him this past two weeks were mostly of concern and worry as to his whereabouts. There was nothing remotely abusive or any name calling or abuse. The tone was nice generally. Maybe a bit miffed in some parts. S I don't see why that's so unforgivable when you think of what he did to me.

I haven't texted in a few days. So it's all stopped.

I feel like if he wanted me to stop texting him at any stage, he would have said so, but giving me no reply, feels like he was enjoying the attention or wanted to see how far he could push me. He could have told me to p off or say stop but he didn't. He is obviously not averse to texting so I feel like if he wanted me to go away he would have said so.

I think he was enjoying the attention. I don't know if I'm right though
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Old 04-11-2015, 02:41 PM
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Originally Posted by redatlanta View Post
There are 44 year old men out there that don't act like this. There are 44 year old men out there that don't have anything beyond "normal" problems.

You've probably met several of them and haven't even noticed them because they aren't a charismatic alcoholic with sh!tloads of problems that your are going to solve!!!

The problem here is YOU and why you deal with this garbage.

You'll hear from him again unfortunately. A's always weasel their way back in when they run out of things to do, money to spend, or other people to put up with their crap.
When we were just friends I didn't really get any of this sh!t front him.maybe my expectations were lower. Maybe he showed me a different side . I guess some signs were there.

I can feel that if I don't hear from him in the next two weeks, and he contacts me at some stage after that, I am probably not going to want anything to do with him, as he will have left it too late.
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Old 04-11-2015, 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Earthworm View Post
Tuesday, the Silent Treatment is Emotional and Mental Abuse.

Why don't you block him.

I mean if he contacted you what would you say to him at this point?

You can take your power back and decide the relationship is over for yourself...

You don't need to wait for him to do it....

Thankyou earthworm

The thing that I am most upset about is that he just didn't care when I was concerned for him.

He knew I was worried and he just didn't bother replying.

That lack of care to me signals the end. He didn't care how I felt.
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Well it's a sign of self absorption I would say.

You can end the relationship for yourself....

The closure is in his actions, you don't need any words from him.



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Thankyou earthworm

The thing that I am most upset about is that he just didn't care when I was concerned for him.

He knew I was worried and he just didn't bother replying.

That lack of care to me signals the end. He didn't care how I felt.
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Old 04-11-2015, 05:55 PM
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Well it's a sign of self absorption I would say.

You can end the relationship for yourself....

The closure is in his actions, you don't need any words from him.
Im getting closer to just ending whatever it was myself

But i really thought giving his communicative manner with texting that he would have texted me saying to go away leave him alone or whatever. So i am not sure what his silence means

Do you think i should just take his silence to mean its all finished?

He can be very reclusive, so thats why i am doubting.. I mean he has said NOTHING
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Old 04-11-2015, 06:10 PM
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I just wonder if I should just forget this guy.
YES!

and, for the sake of your dignity and well-being, STOP texting him (I know you haven't in a couple of days). Just don't.

Go no contact. It is over. Let it go. No one who wants someone and is healthy behaves this way.

Seriously, he is not worth it and you are worth more.

Let it go. For good.
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Old 04-11-2015, 06:14 PM
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Do you think i should just take his silence to mean its all finished?
Yes. Yes. Yes.

And, if he contacts you, do not go there. Block him.
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Old 04-11-2015, 07:22 PM
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Why are you putting all the power in his hands?

How about YOU take this bad treatment to decide it's over?




Originally Posted by Tuesday1969 View Post
Im getting closer to just ending whatever it was myself

But i really thought giving his communicative manner with texting that he would have texted me saying to go away leave him alone or whatever. So i am not sure what his silence means

Do you think i should just take his silence to mean its all finished?

He can be very reclusive, so thats why i am doubting.. I mean he has said NOTHING
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Old 04-11-2015, 07:47 PM
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IMHO it sounds like control and abusive behavior. Did you ever think that maybe he should be concerned about you? He hasn't checked on you for that length of time to make sure you are ok. Why would you want anything to do with anyone that treats you so disrespectfully. I want you to write down on a piece of paper all of the things you do not like about him. And keep reading it over and over!!! Everyone wants what they cannot have. It's like when I tell my children not to do something. All I have done is make the something I told them not to do that much more interesting and more appealing to do!
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