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My avoidant ex broke up with me because I made her "too happy." I'm not joking. We were together for almost two years. No major fights. No cheating. No toxicity. Everything was actually going really well. One night we were talking about moving in together someday and she got unusually quiet. A few days later she started acting distant. Then came the classic "I need some space to think." When we finally talked, I asked her what was wrong. She said, "Nothing is wrong." I asked why she was pulling away then. She said, "Because I'm starting to plan my life around you." I thought that was a good thing. Apparently she didn't. She told me she didn't like how much my mood affected her mood anymore. She didn't like that I was the first person she wanted to tell things to. She didn't like that she missed me when I was gone. Basically, She didn't like needing someone. A week later she ended the relationship. Her reasoning was that the relationship had become too important to her and she wanted to "get herself back." To this day, it's still one of the saddest things I've ever heard. Imagine finding exactly what you were looking for and getting scared because it actually worked.
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Because you support Zionism and Israel is a Zionist state
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🇺🇸🇮🇱 President Trump: "Right now I'm 99% in Israel, I could be Prime Minister." "Maybe after I'm done here, I'll go there and run for Prime Minister."
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Loving someone with all your heart, imagining a future with them, and believing they would always be there, only to watch them slowly become distant. It's carrying memories that still mean everything to you while they seem to have moved on without looking back. The pain isn't just losing the person; it's losing the version of yourself that felt safe, loved, and complete with them. Sometimes the deepest wounds come from the people you trusted the most, because you never expected them to become the reason for your tears. And no matter how much time passes, a part of your heart still aches for what could have been.
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What hurts the most?
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