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Q: i still love him
asked by: trenna on June 16th, 2009
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i dated this guy for 6 months...well acouple of days shy of 6 months. anyways i moved to tennessee form oregont o be with him. im 16. my family took him in as one of there own and we gave him a good life and some where he could always come to in time of need. he's 17 and he drives a race car for a living and i always was there rooting him on. he didnt want to do cheerleading or softball becus it would take time away formus being together. we were having sex constantly and never seemed to get pregnant. yes we were tryin. he's a back woods redneck that i fell in love with. and now we broke up. i dont really kno why but now he wont talk to me...he's just gettin around to waving when i drive by is house. he dosnt respond to my parents anymore and he's treating us like crap. but yet he calls my dad everytime he see's me with a guy and complains to his friends about us not being together. now he's dating my bf and i think its to make me mad. what do i do to get him to relize im the one he needs
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MyrahU
replied on June 16th, 2009
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If he's dating your best friend and you want to take him away, then she's not your best friend because that's a really terrible thing to do. Imagine if you were in her place.

If he's only dating her to make you mad, that's not the kind of guy you want to be with anyway. Yes, I know you love him, but think about what he's doing. He won't talk to you or your family, unless he sees you with another guy. It's not that he wants you, it's that he doesn't want someone else to have you. If he wanted to be with you, he would at least try to talk to you. Instead, he's treating you "like crap" as you said.

He just sounds really immature. He didn't even give you the courtesy to tell you why he broke up with you. This is not how a good guy acts. I don't think either one of you are ready for such a serious relationship, especially having a child.

I also don't think your relationship with him was very healthy. You didn't even want to start any activities, like sports or cheerleading, because you thought it would take time away from him. That's not healthy. In a relationship, you both need to have your own interests, friends, and time apart to grow as individuals. And then if it doesn't work out, you have other things in your life outside of the relationship.

Right now, focus on yourself. Start doing the things that you didn't do because you wanted to spend time with him. Go play softball and join the cheerleading squad. Hang out with your friends (maybe not the one he's dating, but others). Enjoy being 16.

There is plenty of time for serious relationships and kids. Think about all you would miss if you jumped into that now? You wouldn't be able to be a normal teenager or a normal future college student. There is so much left for you to learn and so much fun left to have. Don't limit your options by having a kid with some guy who is acting like he's 12 and you're a toy he doesn't want to play with anymore, but doesn't want anyone else to have.

You deserve better than him.
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Beautiful_bri
replied on June 16th, 2009
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YOU DESERVE WAY BETTER!!! iVE MAde the same mistake trust me it isnt worth it at all if he loves yu likee he said he did he wouldnt be doing these things to hurt or make yu mad the best thing i would try and do is find myself a rebound
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trenna
replied on June 17th, 2009
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wow that brightened my day. he didnt brake up me...i broke up with him...but idk why. he treated good while we were together. about the cheerleading and sport thing. we talked about it together and decided thats what we needed to do. yeah the havin a kid thing was alil dumb. he kinda talked me into it. :} idk how to get over him. i have a guy that wants to date me and he treats me like a princess... he dosnt want to get physical becus he dosnt want ruin our relationship and his family is in love with me...idk what to do.
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ServiceU
replied on June 19th, 2009
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talk to the new guy and leave the old one alone. that's too much drama. and even if yall broke up your best friend should know that her best friend's ex is off limits.
take this lesson from me, live a drama free life. where there's drama, run away. you dont need it in your life.
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J38
replied on June 19th, 2009
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I recommend the book "All About Love" By Bell Hooks. Great book. Also might be good insight for you about Love.
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