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Well, I guess I’ll add another post to this thread since another dating chapter closed a week ago. I had been dating this girl for about three weeks and after one fight we just ended. The fight really wasn’t (or at least I thought it wasn’t) that big of an issue. To be honest, it really wasn’t even a fight. I had been stressed out for a few weeks and had closed myself off from everyone. The whole post deployment anxiety, some serious health issues in my family, The Army starting its not so logical crap, and the stress of being a reservist and trying to go back into the civilian world had just had me down. One day she just started yelling and crying at me because I wouldn’t open up about what was wrong with me. I told her just give me a day or so and I’ll e able to talk and that moment wasn’t the best time to talk about everything. Anyway, she left my house and took all of her stuff saying she would talk to me later. Not even three hours later I check my Facebook and see that she deleted/blocked me and all that good stuff, so I text her and asked her what was up and she said she just couldn’t deal with the way I was acting. She text me back saying she wanted to have space and then talk later. Since I don’t do space or taking breaks I just told her to have a good life and hope life works out well for her.
To be honest, I really wasn’t that down about her breaking up with me. I was honestly thinking about doing it sooner myself, but I was hoping things would change my mind.
One thing she did that just totally turned me off, was she yelled at a guy in the Wal Mart parking lot just for backing up. The old man wasn’t even anywhere close to hitting either one of us. I told her in a calm voice that wasn’t cool to yell at someone like that, especially over something that didn’t even happen. She then started crying and telling me I was treating her like a child. A similar incident occurred in a Waffle House one night. The employees working there (one of which I know very well) were having a playful conversation about needing another stimulus package from the government. I was laughing and cutting up with them and she walked out and yelled “Yeah, so Obama can keep putting the government in debt”. I looked at my friend, apologized, and told him I wasn’t with her… and that she was the mentally challenged cousin of another friend.
Anyway, I’m just going to take a break from dating and just get my head on straight, I guess. Life is to short to be dealing with nonsense like that.
To be honest, I really wasn’t that down about her breaking up with me. I was honestly thinking about doing it sooner myself, but I was hoping things would change my mind.
One thing she did that just totally turned me off, was she yelled at a guy in the Wal Mart parking lot just for backing up. The old man wasn’t even anywhere close to hitting either one of us. I told her in a calm voice that wasn’t cool to yell at someone like that, especially over something that didn’t even happen. She then started crying and telling me I was treating her like a child. A similar incident occurred in a Waffle House one night. The employees working there (one of which I know very well) were having a playful conversation about needing another stimulus package from the government. I was laughing and cutting up with them and she walked out and yelled “Yeah, so Obama can keep putting the government in debt”. I looked at my friend, apologized, and told him I wasn’t with her… and that she was the mentally challenged cousin of another friend.
Anyway, I’m just going to take a break from dating and just get my head on straight, I guess. Life is to short to be dealing with nonsense like that.