The reason why I broke up with you is not because I don’t love you or you stopped being attractive to me. I’m overloaded by my work. But I couldn’t stop feeling pain from this relationship. It is not because it’s a long-distance relationship. I was in this relationship with CY and we didn’t have any problems running it well. We broke up just because our personalities didn’t match. It took me 3 years to get over everything about him: hatred, hurt, love, arguments, old times, old scenes, tempers, etc. I was neither fickle, nor frustrated by the long-distance. It was only about ourselves. I love you a lot as you know, but I didn’t feel treated equally. I felt like I had been single. You said you don’t have money, you’re still struggling to get the job you like. For me, these “immediately pressing issues” are not seen as a big deal at all. But I had to leave you because you made me feel worse than being single. So why should I keep the feelings to get myself more hurt? I gave up, because of the way you’d treated me. I’m tired, so I can’t handle the stress caused by this relationship any more. You would drop me completely and never talk to me again as you had warned me in February. That’d be fine. I am too tired to imagine how painful it would be if you would really drop me as you had threatened me to. To say the least, I am charming to most guys. I am hot, independent, good-looking and positive, so why should I care if a person would drop me, who had been causing me to feel pain?? Makes sense?
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