So I thought today. Alot. And I decided, after much consideration, that even if something good happens with him, what good will it do? I mean, he was the one who made me cry, who made me hate, who made me angry. The only thing he wants is to not be lonely. He has failed to recognize his mistakes. And without acknowledging those errors, I couldn't accept the fact that he could ever love me. Sure, I would love to be with him. But, I couldn't do that, if he can't realize how much pain he has caused me. Though I still love him with all of my heart, I won't give my love to him until he apologizes for all the tears I cried for him, for all the blood I spilled for him, for all the words I screamed about him. I don't want him to break up with her. Because if he did, it would break her heart, and I just couldn't stand the thought that he tore another girl's soul into peices. I wish he could just say the those ******* words. "I don't like you."
2006-12-14
08:33:12
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It would make me feel alot better, because then I wouldn't have to go on wondering "what if?" or something. If he did say he liked me, I wouldn't allow him to go any further without making him see his mistakes and for him to correct them, to think about them. And if recognizes his mistakes, and asks for forgiveness, and just saying that because he doesn't want to be alone, then I am not accepting the apology. If he wanted to be with me, it would be from deep down in his heart, not because he doesn't want to be lonely. So, nothing will happen between us until he corrects the past and heals the wounds.
Is this a good way to be handling this? If not, then what should I do?
2006-12-14
08:33:57 ·
update #1