ThurberMingus wrote:I don't know if this is anything but sadness, but I'm going through the hardest breakup of my life, and I'm still living with my "girlfriend" until she can find her own place. The thing that makes this hard is that she is already very close with someone else and she spends more time with him than me. I haven't cried this much since my dog got hit by a car. I know my life will be better when this is all over, but breaking up is just so hard to do. I can't turn off my emotions and when we do hang out, I can't even have a bittersweet time. I just get jealous and start crying and being pathetic. Breaking up is so hard ILF. I just wish it was over already.
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At least it sounds like she spends time away from you. In my experience, it's best to do your utmost to cut as much contact as possible at first. If you still want to be friends, that's great, but you'll most likely need a period where you don't see or talk to her so that you can heal yourself. I'd find a way to see her less while she's still living with you if that's possible.
My arm hurts. I think I have some tendonitis flaring up in my right elbow. I think the best thing to do, until I can find a doctor, is to lay off of anything that might aggravate it. So that means no drawing/painting, no playing guitar, and possibly no exercise. So I can't do any of the things I love. On top of that my girlfriend is so busy with school and work that she has hardly any time to see me. If anything, I feel like a pet cat or dog that gets a treat and a pat on the head for being good from time to time. I really want to give it a month or so to see if she's just stressed recently, or if it's going to be an enduring trend. IF it's the latter, I'm afraid that my relationship is going to end.

I'm listening to the warnings in my head next time I'm not sure about starting to date someone.