I only see that I won't see her again.
The story
I feel like I'll never see her again, and it seems unfair because we didn't experience many things. She simply said she didn't want to talk, despite reaching out after I acted a priori regarding my mental health. These are things she supports, however, it seems that when it comes to causing the damage, things change.
I was willing to rebuild us, without further complications. Indeed, I could have caused more damage, but I was willing to face it. She observed that I was afraid of her reactions, precisely because of what I would do with them. Without a doubt, I went to the services of the institution where she worked, but she had no other choice.
The scandal that girl caused was monumental. I can't pretend to be ironclad all the time. I don't know if she is used to submissive treatment in circumstances like these or if her environment is, but I definitely am not. I don't like being at the mercy of the aftermath, drowning in silence.
Such an act as hers ultimately implied a failure to manage her whims, to a certain extent a definitive abandonment. It's feeling that after what she did and provoked in me, she simply ran away from me, though not for any reason of her own. It's watching our relationship fracture precisely because of her, even though she was the one who had caused it.
We can safely say that she left me. Friends, boyfriends, she ultimately remains indifferent. Indeed, I felt it was unfair. I must admit that as time went by, I began to notice that she wanted to make less of a contribution to the efforts our relationship entailed, amidst her other relationships. Without a doubt, she succumbed to these latter, to the point of even relying on them to make herself less responsible for her role in our relationship. They even intervened.
It must be said, for my part, in that relationship, I was at a level of commitment, more so than accepting it as a zone of tranquility. That commitment consisted of ensuring that the relationship maintained agreements by guiding us through it, respecting the freedom with which we arrived and continuing to be in it. I didn't see beyond that because that wasn't my goal, but that doesn't mean I missed something amidst those details I discarded to focus on that goal.
At this moment, I don't know where she is, or even if it's worth searching for her. After all, if she's not willing to do something about her reactions, if she's not willing to surrender to the increasing magnitude of them, then it makes sense to face a beginning that would end in the same fate, another abandonment. It's curious, but the last time we saw each other, she didn't set a date for the end of this phase between us. However, we would fall back into the same cycle.
I'm not even sorry that I should continue waiting for her, as it would be another way of beginning and ending with the same outcome, assuming she still maintains the same relationships that included the one she had with me. Otherwise, we could indeed observe a level of commitment, as she doesn't retain the possibility of escape with others, and is supported by them as well. However, this would consist of the cessation of relationships with her surroundings, which, given this abandonment, must result in a strengthening of cohesion, also given by protection amid the circumstances experienced between the next-to-last and last time I saw her.
I feel no hope of seeing her again, and it's definitive. It would be a highly probable path to frustration to assume that adverse conditions existed. Despite everything, I feel there's something I'm omitting, I have to admit.

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I can totally understand your feelings here. it sounds like you were caught off guard by her response. Relationships can feel like a roller coaster.., as you described with her "definitive abandonment." Sometimes, despite the compatibility index being high initially, things can take unexpected turns.
It's undeniably tough when someone you care about becomes "indifferent," especially when you were ready to put in the effort. It seems like she might not have been in the same space to maintain relational equilibrium; Maybe she couldn’t cope with the changes or challenges that arose, which you mentioned as "succumbing" to other relationships. Not easy to face, but you're showing self-awareness, which is key. Wishing clarity and peace ahead for you!
hey, i see where you're coming from, but i'm not sure i completely agree. sometimes it feels like we're in a maze without a map, right? like, why assume that she "ran away"? 🤔 maybe she had her reasons that were hard to articulate. were there signs you might've missed? speaking from experience, sometimes we get caught up in our version of events; it’s easy to overlook what might be happening on the other side.
finding balance in such dynamics can be challenging, but it’s not a lost cause! i've been in relationships where things seemed pretty catastrophic, yet they eventually worked out. ever thought about reconnecting after giving it some breathing space? sometimes all it takes is a little time apart to gain some clarity and find a way forward. keep your chin up!!! 😊