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It's All My Fault, But I Love It.

By butt4you November 10, 2020 12 answers Last updated November 10, 2020

I am a 17-year-old girl (almost 18) and I am very confused. I don't know what to do anymore It all started 3 years ago .... It was a week before my birthday. P and I became boyfriends. We were 8th grade. We have known each other for 4 months. We became good friends first. He had a girlfriend. They broke up and this girl told me their whole story. I will not tell it to you because our stories with him are the same. Because I knew her but I wasn't with her, I didn't believe her because P seemed like a decent guy to me, and he told me bad things about her. So let's jump a little back in time when we became boyfriends. It was in front of my block and I was very happy then. Ours are a little strict and barely approved. Well, my father was easy, but my mother still doesn't like him, but he pretends and is obvious. The first week was wonderful, but on my birthday we had an argument for the first time. I talked to the boys about normal things as friends, but he took it wrong. We quarreled a lot. Basically, I would celebrate Saturday because we were at school that day, but I gave up. After this argument, I felt guilty and apologized to him for a whole month. You can judge me, no matter that this was the first relationship in my life and I was inexperienced. Although we had been arguing for a whole month in the second week in front of people, he grabbed me by the buttocks and kissed me. After this month, he asked me to be like before and not to screw things up. That's why I ended my friendship with the boys. Everything was more or less good, we had arguments and I was still to blame, but I apologized. The summer, however, was terrible. In this heat, how can a person not wear shorts, and I did not wear so short that my buttocks can be seen. And if I'm going to wear shorts, it's going to be once a year, however, we quarreled with him about that and he was angry with me for 2 weeks. After 1 year I was already 16. We had arguments again and I was guilty again, but this time something terrible happened. A boy, probably a stranger, probably new to the city, had asked me about the hospital. I was about to tell him, but R decided to flirt with me, which was not the case. The man apologized to him, but it wasn't my boyfriend who decided to beat him. I apologized to the boy, but then when we went to P he scolded me and I scolded him and then something happened that I did not expect from him ... He hit me and said "I'm tired of you and your mistakes! " and then we quarreled terribly and broke up. I did not stop crying for 2 months. I was depressed. And not only because of that, but also because of ours because they were divorcing. When I called R to tell him I wanted to talk, a girl picked me up and said she was his cousin. I went to them and when P opened it I was shocked. I didn't know why. And that girl was really his cousin, but there was another girl in his room. His cousin came and told me, "Are you his ex? If I'm sorry. My stupid cousin is like that." and I told her, "I missed him, but apparently he didn't miss me." she hugged me and then sent me away. I was a naive fool, and a week later I believed his crocodile tears and his lie, "I wouldn't be on my own without you." and after we got together everything happened again, but this time worse. R cheated on me, but we got together again because I thought it was because of me. Because I wasn't ready, although at 16 it's normal to lose your virginity these days. And it was my first time. I thought I was ready then, but now I realize I just wanted to make him happy. Almost 2 years later, I realize that relationships don't work that way, but I can't dump him either. Love it. It may not be good, but we have our kind of love.

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bryant answered · November 10, 2020

   You are an extreme masochist! You get together a hundred times with the same emotional and physical abuser! There are no unique people, we make them unique in our heads. I hope the story is made up.

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potretsemangat answered · November 10, 2020

   he is a psychopath and you are his victim. you will only suffer this is 100% and maybe he will kill you in the end

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missrioo answered · November 10, 2020

   Well, when you love him, eat fight, endure infidelity and roar. You deserve it if you love a simpleton and a bully.

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lindtchocolate answered · November 10, 2020

   That you love him in a strange way. It's not a factor to be with him. It's like an addiction. You have to break away abruptly. And you will be very sick. But it is experienced. You know at 18 that this is not the way to treat you. And the more you get older, the harder it will be for you. You are a victim - it leads to physical harassment. There are many people who would like to be with you. And without tolerating that. Me too. A woman who tolerates her boyfriend in spite of everything attracts me. But the physical harassment by your friend is excessive, even in my opinion. Whether it's a slap or more. That's not the way.

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sexxxgod92 answered · November 10, 2020

   Your boyfriend decided to beat him. Dude, if I decide to ask you something I don't know about the city or something, and your boyfriend decides to even touch me, he'll take the fists quickly. Um, he's obviously a coward, when he jumps on thin guys who don't know how to defend themselves, but to jump on a 100-110-pound man, let's see, will he be so tough? Apparently you haven't watched the series Çukur (The Pit). Not to become like him, he will beat 1-2, then they will beat 20-30. : D

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beastwhitecockk answered · November 10, 2020

   There is no love in this form of yours. Neither he loves you nor you love him. I don't know how you're going to put up with this freak. Get rid of it now and have fun! With a normal boy you will be much more pleasant. Don't waste your best years with this lunatic.

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fashionfoiegras answered · November 10, 2020

   This is not love at all, but pure and simple obsession. The boy doesn't care about you at all, except that you're comfortable with him for sex. When you find a girl for a serious relationship and you will take the path of his ex-girlfriend. Take matters into your own hands and have a little dignity while you can still get out of this story.

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ryleighnice answered · November 10, 2020

   I feel sorry for you, girl! That's all I'm going to say, I'm speechless.

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bambiblowsbryce answered · November 10, 2020

   You are a psychologist. You will start work tomorrow and there will be men there, he will show up at your workplace and then we will read some horrors in the press. This is tolerated only in the wildest countries. You are a free man and you have the RIGHT to judge everyone. Talk to a specialist about where your problem is coming from. IT IS NOT NORMAL.

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Tim_West___Skylar answered · November 10, 2020

   Abe, am I making a mistake or does the post along with the comments seem silly to me?

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dizeeizzy answered · November 10, 2020

   I don't know why you get so upset and wonder, given that this is a typical example of relationships that are instinctively preferred by young females, with bad boys, with "uncles" who may be freaks but make her feel for "male," and she can't resist. Naturally, every good and well-mannered boy next to her looks boring, infantile and pathetic, the single woman in this period seeks emotion, not security and uniformity, so then a lot of women reach masochism, this is typical for them - women love to suffer and feel sorry for themselves ... After a while, either she can't stand it, or he abandons her, but he has already made her a child, maybe two, and she starts looking for some bastard (a good, well-mannered and careful boy) who to support her with her child ... At the same time,

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freshhotjeff answered · November 10, 2020

   He doesn't even respect you and you talk about love