I knew it was over the day he stood in the kitchen yelling at me because we were out of coffee.

—Much Happier Now

Aftermath: I’ve been divorced from him now for 8 years.

I told my boyfriend of a year that I re-enrolled to finish my degree. He said, “That’s a great idea—did you think of that yourself?” I became mute with shock at his insult, uttered in sincerity.

—insulted

Aftermath: I moved across the country to finish my degree.

After 6 months of dating he was getting way too clingy. He was already talking about getting a place together and “our” future. Me, on the other hand, I was enjoying being young! If I was out with other friends he would text and/or call me the entire night. I told him that I would call him when I got home, but the texts continued. Later that night we fought about him being so attached and he decided to cheat on me the next day.

—Jill

Aftermath: Needless to say, when I found out that was the end of him. I went to his house around 9 the next morning to get some stuff that I had left there and the little tramp was there. Haven’t spoke to him since.

I really liked this guy, but he moved back in with his mommy and daddy,  38 years old,  drove their vehicle, smoked a lot of dope, and was no good in bed.

—blaqwynter

Aftermath: After we broke up, I realized he wasn’t worthy of my time. A loser at his age to do the things that he did. I cheated on him and he had no damn clue! It made me feel great, to defy someone who has cheated on me.

After several months of an amazing relationship, she moved home, a state away. I treated her like an angel and she was awesome. She visited home a few times and the last time she came back, it was over. We were makin’ out in bed and she stops and said, “You’re not gonna like me anymore.”
“Why?” I asked.
She said, “I’m moving.”

—Justin

Aftermath: She moved 2 weeks later and it was over. We are still friends but it’s hard kuz I love her.