3 AM In the Morning
Early this morning I parted ways with a friend and a girl who I loved deeply. While everything is fresh, I want to write everything I loved and hated about her in order to deal with the heartbreak and to understand better what I want in a girlfriend.
What I loved:
- She didn’t expect anything out of me, let me do whatever I wanted, allowed me to express how I felt
- Was very intelligent fast learner
- Was beautiful and soft and small
- Always interested in my thoughts and ideas
- Had a great sense of humor
- Understood me, or at least tried to understand when I explained it to her
- Validated a lot of my ability to read her mind, made me feel safe
- Was comforting when I was feeling unwell or insecure
- Was submissive and wanted me to dominate her
- Had strong opinions and a deep internal landscape
- Was reasonable in our conversations, could take feedback
- Was needy and made me feel loved
- Was extremely emotional and passionate
What I didn’t like:
- Cold and distant, like to laugh sarcastically and say hurtful things when upset
- Said she wasn’t very creative and didn’t try to come up with things to talk about
- Played a sum loss game and would be in denial and extremely defensive
- Liked being toxic to people when they did badly or were slightly annoying
- Would give up extremely easily
- Defiant and stubborn, inflexible
- Poor memory for happy times when she’s upset, spirals
- Didn’t like singing or dance
- Didn’t like trying new food
- Sometimes gaslighting and in denial when it threatened her ego
- Was not interested in working on herself
Overall, I felt that my needs were getting met less and less because she would never deal with any trauma that came her way, choosing to avoid things instead. I felt that she stopped being so objective and instead was really unable to listen to the truth when it hurt her ego. However, I still love her very much and hope she will at least come back and want to be friends. I do feel some relief though to be able to focus on myself and explore dating in the city. I feel very alone without her. I hope she is doing ok and will see one day that I really did love her.