Personal Narrative: Close A Relationship

Before my big move to Houston about three years ago for college, it was my last summer back home in a little city called Amarillo, which is considered “West Texas,” although it’s actually located geographically north within the heart of the Texas Panhandle. I was enjoying every last bits of the time that I’ve had left with my friends and family. The last thing I could think of worrying about during that summer was a romantic relationship. My intentions were to make bittersweet memories and to have what they would call, fun. I went out almost every single weekend for the first month of my last summer and met tons of friends and I became closer to old casual friends. Within that first month of consistently going out and hanging out with all these friends that I became close to, I met a very sweet, charming, and interesting guy named Andy. Something about him caught my attention. He was silly and funny without even trying, so I took an interest in him. We started messaging each other on Facebook then texting and making polite conversations. Before I knew it, this was the starting point to a whole new friendship. When he first messaged me, as much as I hesitated to respond to him because I knew I was moving and I did not want to develop feelings just leave everything behind, I wanted to not just respond but to strike more conversations. I became curious about him and I wanted to find out more and more.

It was about three weeks before I talked to him again and it was a short call. I had little to say to him because I felt something just wasn’t right. When I asked him if he had something to tell me, he said no. You can always tell when the love is no longer in a relationship because you can feel the separation. He called me back and asked if he could come over. I said, “Okay.” We went out to eat and went back to his house so we could talk about our relationship. He started the conversation, “I am so sorry for what I have put you through. You are the best thing that has ever

It was a breakup. There really hasn’t been reasons to talk. I wanted so badly to find love and wanted so badly to be that girl that he wanted that I didn’t really take time to be what I wanted. I wanted to be the girl who he wanted. So, again, I don’t want to change the outcome or change anything that happened, but I would have told myself back then, 'It’s on you. Ask him questions, make sure this is a relationship that you want as well."

So there he sat in the Kohl’s parking lot twiddling his thumbs with nervousness, just waiting for me to walk out of those glass doors. Then along came 10:30 pm, after waiting for what seemed like hours I walked out with her coworkers laughing about their interesting night of business. I set my things in my car and waited for everyone to leave and then he got out of his car and walked over to me. We introduced ourselves, and continued talking about school. Then before I left to go home, he leaned in trying to kiss me, I stopped him immediately. “We barely know each other”. When I got home my phone was buzzing with notifications, I lifted my phone in curiosity and it was him asking millions of questions about if we’ll be together and what not. I asked him to stop as we were almost still complete strangers. Sure we’d met once but we don’t know each other. He then proceeded to tell me about what he wanted to do to me in sexual ways, completely disregarding my request. I then once again told him to stop. Then he replied with telling me that I was just like all the other girls who broke his heart, and I’m just heartless. I didn’t worry about it because I don’t need a person to push me

I was having a pretty typical thanksgiving break, driving to my grandma’s house, rigorously trying to finish my extra credit assignments before I returned to school, only to give up the night before and not even turn them in. As normal and boring as this holiday break was, there was one thing different. I had a boy with amazing blue eyes and a fantastic smile. This was my third attempt at a relationship with this particular one, and I thought ‘the third time’s the charm’ when it came to trying to make it work. I thought that since he continuously

I chose to listen to my ex-fiancé mostly due to the fact That we haven’t talked in years since we’ve actually broke up. There is a lot of baggage that is still there, and I still feel pretty anger towards him because of how things ended and how our relationship went. I chose to listen to him because there is still part of me that cares about how he is doing, as well as a part of me that wanted to hear him finally say sorry. I knew going in that having intentions of how the conversation might look like could be harmful to myself. Still I couldn’t help it. He drive from Long Beach ad met me at Biola. We talked for roughly and hour and a half at the picnic tables by Alphas Basketball court. This was on May 5th.

It was about a month ago that Andrew and I broke up. Andrew was my first love so the breakup was hard. I didn’t get out of bed, eat, or take a shower for a week. It probably sound pathetic for a 29 year-old, but when he broke up with me he told me that he never loved me and he never meant anything he said.

We really liked each other and it started going really well. We dated for roughly about three months. I felt as if I didn’t feel as much as he was. He was talking about a future and how much he liked me, trying to not slip out those three little words. I felt as if I wasn’t treating him the way he deserved and wasn’t into the relationship as much as he was. I felt it wasn’t working and that it may have been too early to have started dating. I texted him one night questioning him on a whole lot of stuff and told many reasons on why it just didn’t seem to last. He felt the need to show up to my house to talk about it in person and tried so hard for us to work it out but it just wasn't cutting it for me. We ended it and didn't talk for

Consoling women who are sad and are trying to move past a recent breakup is a good thing, but if you are offering yourself as the rebound boyfriend, then that will not increase your chances of getting a real relationship.

Grieving to Completion My relationship has ended with Chris for a little bit over a year now. This past January, I

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“Alright, see ya,” I said yawning once again I I’m gonna be busy all week, maybe longer. I’ll see if we can hang out Sunday, I promise,” I told him slightly guilty for leaving him alone.

The moonlight shone through the crooked blinds of his dorm room. It reflected on the side of his face as he slept somewhat peacefully next to me. I laid next to him cuddling into his side shaking from the cold. We 'd been outside for over an hour, in barely

As soon as I entered the front doors I was greeted by the employee. She asked me how she could help me and I told her I wanted to inquire about opening an account. She stated, "ok, great!" The employee introduce yourself and ask her my name and I gave her my name. I was asked to sit down and the employee proceeded to ask if I was interested in opening a checking account I stated, "yes." She asked if I was going to have direct deposit on the account?, I started, "yes". I have an account that is great, this is our Direct Value account. She pulled out a brochure and started pointing out the account features. She said, "with that account is you debit card, their is no service fee, it 's $100.00 down to open the account and there is no service

Three dreadful days pass and it’s now date night. He walked up to the door and kissed me on the cheek. “Whoosh!” I slammed my phone in his face and politely asked “what is this about ?” After nodding off the pain he responded “don't worry about her , I'm not dealing with her anymore.” Oh I'm worrying! She's not saying that to me for no reason. So I decided to play it cool for that moment, we had our date night and boy was it horrible. A day later he comes and apologized to me so I took his phone and posted on his Facebook to see how many girls would come forward.