How to get over a broken heart
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MitchT said:
I read the first paragraph and thought you're heartbroken over how she's treated your car, right? Seriously - she sounds like a mental b
h. You're probably too young to appreciate it now but you're well out of that one.
Beaten to it. You said she's hit you so hard that she's left bruises, and then when you try to get away from the situation she follows you, and then attacks your car because you won't get out of it.
h. You're probably too young to appreciate it now but you're well out of that one.She is absolutely bats
t crazy. Being bullied at school is no excuse for behaving like an unhinged, spoilt brat.You are a million times better off without her. Get whatever of your stuff is left, and move in with friends or family this afternoon, and get on with your life.
However, if you are determined to "win her back", then the best thing you can do is stop texting her. Right now she's loving the attention, not only is this other bloke making her feel wanted but you're practically crawling on her knees begging her to get back together with you. Do yourself a favour and switch off your phone, and go do something else for the rest of the day. Switch it back on in the morning, and then if she texts you during the day, just leave it. She'll start to wonder why you've stopped texting her and then, shock horror, she'll begin to think that she's not the center of your world any more and then she'll be begging you to get back together with her.
At which point you laugh at her and tell her you've shagged three women in two days and wouldn't get back together with her even if she paid you.
Thank you for the kind replies. It's making me feel better I suppose I just need support. It's just I had everything there and I loved at her house. Her house is in edinburgh and mine I'd in Dundee so a world of difference. So now I have realised that I should maybe get over her what's the best ways to do this? I have been texting her non stop today and she just ignores me so il stop that just now. What else to do ?
MentalSarcasm has written post of the day IMHO. Please heed the very good advice. It sounds like you've had a very lucky escape!
What to do next? Whatever you like.
Was there anything she didn't like you doing? Whatever it was (and I'm sure there was something, from the mundane to the ridiculous), do it and remind yourself what you'd missed whilst with the mad bint.
Other than that, go out on the pull, find yourself somewhere nice to live (or move back with your parents if the distance is do-able - do you work?), and look to do things that improve your life and improve your confidence - new job? new qualification? new hobby/interest? voluntary work? The world's your oyster without that spoilt brat dragging you down.
What to do next? Whatever you like.
Was there anything she didn't like you doing? Whatever it was (and I'm sure there was something, from the mundane to the ridiculous), do it and remind yourself what you'd missed whilst with the mad bint.
Other than that, go out on the pull, find yourself somewhere nice to live (or move back with your parents if the distance is do-able - do you work?), and look to do things that improve your life and improve your confidence - new job? new qualification? new hobby/interest? voluntary work? The world's your oyster without that spoilt brat dragging you down.
The ariel shouldn't be a problem. Scrappy for the door handle. Unless it's something ultra rare and exotic you'll probably have change out of £50.
The paint damage from the wheelie bin is a bit more worrying as paint work can be expensive and it never really looks the same again. Even if the casual observer wouldn't notice it, to you it will always be there sticking out like a sore thumb. Time will heal it somewhat but the pain will always be with you.
The paint damage from the wheelie bin is a bit more worrying as paint work can be expensive and it never really looks the same again. Even if the casual observer wouldn't notice it, to you it will always be there sticking out like a sore thumb. Time will heal it somewhat but the pain will always be with you.
This is a joke, isn't it? Is April 1st any time soon? 
Nobody, NOBODY, takes this s
t from a female.
If you are taking it then you need to seek help, psychiatric help to get you over your Losers Syndrome.
I assume you are but 17, as you say you have a job, and car, but you sound more like a pussy-whipped 14 year old.
Seriously, grow a pair and get the f
k out of there!!!!!!
PS. What is your Facebook name, so I can go and see all the crap and turgid drama that is undoubtedly posted on it?

Nobody, NOBODY, takes this s
t from a female. If you are taking it then you need to seek help, psychiatric help to get you over your Losers Syndrome.
I assume you are but 17, as you say you have a job, and car, but you sound more like a pussy-whipped 14 year old.
Seriously, grow a pair and get the f
k out of there!!!!!!PS. What is your Facebook name, so I can go and see all the crap and turgid drama that is undoubtedly posted on it?
Edited by King Herald on Sunday 28th October 15:33
Snacking on your car and throwing wheelie bins?She sounds like Godzilla 
Be thankful she has given you a way out before you made the mistake of getting her pregnant, she sounds like the dictionary definition of the mental.
It will be hard to cope with for a few weeks, but you will look back and think "thank god she left me". Looking from the outside on your former relationship, would you think it acceptable for her to act the way she did? What advice would you offer to a friend if a violent woman had left him under similar circumstances?
Move on to better things is my advice, remove her from social networking sites and get a new mobile number so he cannot f
k you about
keep your chin up, we've all gone through a breakup and thought it was the end of the world so you are not lone, and in years you will be offering the same advice I just did to someone coming out of a young relationship 

Be thankful she has given you a way out before you made the mistake of getting her pregnant, she sounds like the dictionary definition of the mental.
It will be hard to cope with for a few weeks, but you will look back and think "thank god she left me". Looking from the outside on your former relationship, would you think it acceptable for her to act the way she did? What advice would you offer to a friend if a violent woman had left him under similar circumstances?
Move on to better things is my advice, remove her from social networking sites and get a new mobile number so he cannot f
k you about
keep your chin up, we've all gone through a breakup and thought it was the end of the world so you are not lone, and in years you will be offering the same advice I just did to someone coming out of a young relationship 
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