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Girl after breakup
So I had a relationship of 1.5 years which became toxic and abusive gradually. I was the toxic and abusive person here.After giving me million chances she finally left me on July,2024. She has moved on in her life and hopefully happy also. She doesn't give a damn about my existence. Here I have a few questions. 1) Although we both were attached to each other,how is it possible that she has moved on so well in this time?Like she doesn't give a shit about me, doesn't care if I am dead or alive,has blocked me from everywhere,gets irritated when I try to communicate from other number or id. She has denied me almost 100 times I begged her not to leave me and stay with me.I can't believe this is that girl who loved me. Can you elaborate something about what's on her mind? 2) Was it very easier for her to forget me,hate me and leave me forever and move on? I will share my other questions later.
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Hi, I'm sorry to hear you're going through such a painful experience. It’s understandable to have questions about your ex-partner's process of moving on after a toxic relationship. It may seem surprising that she has moved on so quickly, but it’s important to recognize that after enduring a relationship filled with toxicity and abuse, many individuals reach a point where they realize it's necessary to prioritize their own mental and emotional well-being. She likely had to establish firm boundaries to protect herself, which can include blocking communication as a means of self-preservation. While you both shared a significant bond, her decision to move on may have been a way to reclaim her happiness and break free from patterns that were harmful to her. The frustration you feel may stem from a lack of understanding about her need for distance; by cutting ties, she is enabling herself to heal and find closure. Moving on after a difficult breakup may not be easy, but for many, it can involve a moment of clarity that outweighs the love and attachment once felt. Rather than forgetting you, she may be choosing to focus on her own life and well-being, which requires a break from your presence in order to heal. It’s essential to understand that her ability to seemingly "forget" or detach from the relationship does not negate the feelings or experiences you shared, but reflects her desire to move forward in a healthier direction. Each person copes differently, and her actions are ultimately focused on creating a better future for herself. As you navigate your own feelings, consider reflecting on your role in the relationship and seeking support for your healing journey.
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Hi dear concerned, It's possible she has prioritized her healing and emotional well-being, creating boundaries to move on from the toxic dynamic. People cope differently, and her detachment might be her way of protecting herself and regaining peace.
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