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Traumatic Situation-ship Ending

User Profile: unassumingHuman1192
unassumingHuman1192 December 18th, 2023

I'm 15 years old, and I just ended a kind of sort of relationship that lasted a month and a couple of weeks. We broke up because she wanted to heal. In the beginning, our relationship was hectic as we weren't really friends; we just jumped into it. It was long-distance, and we argued almost every other day. It became too much for both of us, but I still feel mostly attached. Being introverted, she was a significant part of my life, and not talking anymore has left a gap.


We stopped talking mainly because I overthink a lot, and there were hypocritical things she did that I haven't gotten over. It bothers me and sabotages any hope of us getting back together, because we were still friends at the time. She got annoyed when I expressed how I felt during our time together. I didn't mean to be rude or criticize her out of the blue. When we were talking, I never opened up because she judged me every time. She was self-centered, closed off, and made me feel less of myself, often being angry when I'm more of a sit-down person. It hurt a lot, and I don't know how to get over it. Even though she wasn't good for me, she was a big part of my day, and I lost myself trying to make her love me correctly.


I acknowledge my faults in starting some arguments and probably upsetting her, and I apologize for that. However, I still don't feel like it was right. I didn't mean to push her away; I just seized the slightest attention and ran with it. Overall, I want to know how to get over someone who was a filler in my life.

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User Profile: KatePersephone
KatePersephone December 20th, 2023

@unassumingHuman1192 Hi there, Human. Thank you for sharing this with the community.

Ending a relationship, even a brief one, can be emotionally challenging, especially when the person was a significant part of your daily life. Reflect on the positives and negatives of the relationship to gain clarity on why it wasn't healthy. Prioritize self-care and engage in activities that bring you joy to rediscover yourself outside of the relationship. Lean on friends and family for support, set clear boundaries with your ex-partner, and use this experience as an opportunity for personal growth. Consider journaling to express your emotions, and if needed, seek professional help. Stay busy with new goals and be patient with yourself as you navigate through the healing process.