Replaced after ONE WEEK

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Mariah

So a bit of background: my ex(who was my first bf) and I are still in each other’s lives because his sister is my bff and I occasionally babysit his nieces when nobody else can(Mom is a single mom).

I was babysitting last night, and their uncle-who my friend is also a caretaker for- started asking if the ex and I talk. And I said yes, because it would be hard to cut each other off completely since we’re both in his sisters life so much. And he said good, but he hopes I wasn’t being too friendly with him. Then he says how one day he got frustrated with my ex and he blew up on him. Then he says “you know, a week after he broke up with you, he was already running around with some other girl. And that really pissed me off. I wasn’t even supposed to tell you so don’t get me in trouble. But that made me mad because this I liked you”

I kind of laughed it off... but I fell apart as I put the girls to bed

A week. I can’t even wrap my mind around that. I’ve been spending almost 3 months upset and heartbroken, but apparently I didn’t mean a damn thing to him at all. All this talk of marriage and kids and everything... it was all a lie....And then to hide it... not like I need to know everything in his life, but he would feel the need to tell people not to tell me....

I guess this should shake me how replaceable and insignificant I really am... sorry for the rant.... I just can’t believe it.... idk what to do

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Ne

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I honestly think men and women are polar opposites when it comes to break ups. Women often hurt directly after and require time to heal before becoming ready to move on. Most men I'm friends with or have dated move on within the first week, maybe the second at the latest, but over time begin to regret and require that time to heal. I don't think it has anything to do with how little we mean to them 🤷🏻‍♀️

C❄

C❄ • Jul 20, 2018
this. it's been proven in studies too.