07-17-2014, 05:12 AM
Borg69 Wrote:This really isn't about winning and losing. You're trying to get back something intangible that you feel he stole from you.
In a sense I am wanting him to be the type of person I thought he was & that he portrayed to me & the world.
Quote:He's a prick, with a long list of not so endearing qualities. Realistically, that's something you shouldn't want in your life.
Granted... he 'wronged' you by making some decisions that didn't take you or your feelings into account. Better that he's out of your life and that you made it through as well as you have so you can find someone who does appreciate you as you deserve.
By choosing to stay in his company is only going to keep you open to more abuse and hurt.
Probably true, "more abuse and hurt" is mostly why I haven't risked it since the last "instance" of his complete lack of emotional awareness (where I am involved).
I was assuming maybe if I only "expected" some companionship out it I could "handle it" BUT I guess the only true, "safe" way to "relate" to him is if YOU can NOT care any more for him than he does for you. There's fewer ways a "friend" can hurt you. I suppose the less you truly feel towards someone the easier it is to discard them &/or "switch" to just being "friends."