Some relationships aren’t worth starting. I was living peacefully until this guy asked me out. I later realized he never had good intentions, but I kept dating him. (He deflowered me.) Had I known, I would’ve exited the relationship. I swear, I was so loyal, even though we weren’t in the same state. I flaunted him when I was with friends, but nah, he thought I was after his money. Despite broken promises, I kept dating him. It got to a point where I became insecure, feeling like I wasn’t enough for him. He promised and failed on purpose, yet I never cheated or broke up. I was determined to end up with him, but he didn’t believe I wasn’t cheating because of all the people cheating in relationships. He knows a lot of them.
I tried my best to prove I was different, but he told me I had no value to him, which was why he kept failing me. It hurt, but what could I do? I loved him a lot, and he knew it. Many times, I begged him to take me out, but he wouldn’t. Even when I offered to pay, he refused. We had issues and broke up. Guess who’s back now? I’m no longer interested, but I’ll use him to heal while I gradually shift my attention from him. Well, being loyal doesn’t seem worth it anymore. Cheaters are probably enjoying themselves. I’ve learned my lesson: I’ll never give my all to a guy again. It’s better to be single than in a relationship with someone who messes with your mental health. Thank God I’m back to my normal self. I pray I find someone who will value, love, and respect me.
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