I was with someone for almost four years. While we were together, I lost who I was and fell into depression. We broke up, and I spent about a year picking myself up. I got back to where I wanted to be in terms of who I was/am, but I had this nagging anger in the back of my head. I realized that my ex-boyfriend did and said a lot of things during our relationship that he essentially got away with because I was too pathetic while we were together to call him out on it.
I'm in a much happier and healthier relationship now, but I'm still angry about my past and who I became. I'm still directing the anger (partially) at my ex-boyfriend and at myself. I'm having a hard time forgiving him and myself for being too young to know better than to forget who I was.
I really want to let the anger go, but I haven't found the outlet yet. Any advice? I want rid of this feeling. Any serious advice, books, websites, anything are helpful.
2006-11-09
15:36:21
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