Post number #772081, ID: 1d4d88
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because someone will commit suicide, and I'm the responsible for it
Post number #772083, ID: c47dc3
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Unless that someone is you, you aren't really responsible.
Post number #772104, ID: 1d4d88
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why wouldn't I be responsible?
i decided not to continue with it knowing that it would devastate her to the point of breaking her, pushing her commit suicide, im the responsible of it because the actions I made weren't the best I could've done to avoid the situation
Post number #772105, ID: ef461f
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>>1d4d88 I have been on the other side of your position. I don't know fully the context, but I can tell you that even if you suddenly did everything right, that kinda feeling will linger.
Post number #772107, ID: ef461f
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It's been about a year since I found out what she did to me. And the last 3 months have been like they never happened for her. All happy and lovey-dovey... But not for me.
Each time she says "I love you so much!" With that smile on her face, a part of me still says "then why?" Or "yeah, sure, til next time"
If you have to leave her or do something for your own good... Do it. Never mind her. She is responsible for herself.
Post number #772137, ID: a45ff4
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>>1d4d88 it could of been a messy exit but I'd wager you'd be lying to yourself and her if you stayed.
You'd be surprised how many people threaten suicide to prevent a breakup. You can't take responsibility for broken people, they were screwed from the crib.
| because someone will commit suicide, and I'm the responsible for it