Please make me feel better
A boy and girl were together for 11 months, sharing deep daily routines, inside jokes, and clear future plans including marriage, a home, 4 kids, 2–3 boys and 1–2 girls, 2 dogs and 1 cat, both working, marrying early and having kids at 28. They built many cherished memories — their first date at the cinema where he nervously put his arm out and she leaned on his shoulder, a special quiet spot in the woods where they sat for hours looking over the water, 14-hour overnight calls falling asleep together on the phone when he was away on holiday, trips to the Trafford Centre and TGI Fridays where he watched her smile proudly, Blackpool Zoo where he ran across the road to buy her a pie before the train, Christmas markets and Yorkshire pudding wraps, handmade gifts including teddy bears named Elliot and Leo, blankets, hoodies and flowers, walking her to the bus stop, waiting at the end of her alley, speaking in a soft baby voice only they understood, and falling asleep together where she’d lie on his chest and he’d run his fingers through her hair. The girl frequently identified as avoidant and posted about this attachment style, had a history of severe childhood neglect, domestic violence in her home, trauma and self-harm, and repeatedly told the boy she felt safest, most seen and loved with him, calling him her person, her best friend, her future, and saying she never wanted to break up and would never give up on them. The first breakup happened in December — it followed a sleepover at her best friend’s house, she pulled away, went back to her toxic ex, the boy begged and tried to reach out, the breakup lasted only 4 days, and during those days she messaged him cold and dry before coming back on her own. On July 3rd, the exact same pattern repeated — another sleepover, she was caught hiding things, immediately called the relationship toxic and said they needed to move on, then brought up a serious, never-before-mentioned allegation that she had never once spoken about in 11 months as the final reason to end things. Their last conversation was on July 18th. She went straight back to the same toxic ex, blocked the boy on most platforms but left Snapchat unblocked and only removed him as a friend so he could still be found if she searched, kept his grey and black hoodies, his blanket and his teddies visible in her videos, and has posted conflicting, angry, trauma-focused and relationship-related content ever since including posts about being ignored, being treated like an option, and feeling unvalued. Her ex has already begun treating her poorly — ignoring her, being hot and cold, making her feel confused and unvalued — exactly the same pattern she always ran from before. The boy has stayed silent, gone completely ghost on social media, not chased or messaged since July 18th, and still visits his nan’s grave where he prays for them and leaves flowers for her uncle buried in the same cemetery. Based on the full timeline, both breakups, the identical pattern, the December outcome, the attachment style, past trauma, all shared history, the things she kept, her current behaviour and the boy’s silence — what is highly likely to happen next between the boy and girl?
This is a ai summary of my situation, I don’t think reading it will allow you to grasp the closeness we had and felt. As we both stem from trauma, we were each-others everything. My soul goal in that relationship was to make her happy and she just couldn’t handle it for some reason
I miss her so much everyday for the past month and half