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Last week he suggested that we go on a break because he did not want to get drunk and do something stupid with a girl who would flirt with him
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Your boyfriend walked out of the relationship first. It is unfair for him to hold anything against you when he initiated the break in the first place. People who ask for "breaks" generally do it so they can use their partner as a backup plan. It sounds like he thought that you were going to wait patiently for him to get back while he has other experiences with other women during this 'break'. That's why he was angry with you, even though he has another girl on the side - not because you did something wrong, but because you weren't being a good 'backup plan'. He has cheated on you before. You
know this in your gut.
Don't call your 'boyfriend', and in fact don't let him contact you either for a while. Right now the last thing you need is the type of crap he, or any man for that matter is trying to hand you.
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I desided (for about the 20th time) to give him another chance.
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If you are already in therapy, you will want to talk to your therapist about this. You will need to work through these issues that keep you drawn to your ex, and allowing him to continue coming back into your life. There is no way that you and your boyfriend's relationship can survive until the "break" and the "ex" issues are taken care of. The "ex" issue is yours, so you may as well take care of that while on a "break" from the boyfriend.
You may want to consider taking advantage of this "break" and making it a break from relationships in general until you get some of your issues worked out. These relationships may be the thing allowing you to escape your problems instead of work through them.