The words of my ex-boyfriend left me: “I can do better than you”.
I was lumbered with debts, a rented flat I couldn’t afford and a ton of rubbish in the loft. It took me almost one year to get on my feet once more.
I was also told that she was selling topless photos of herself online and sleeping around. I’d see her in the street and she’d hiss: “Loser.”
But now she’s back! She’s dropping round wine and silly cards. Apparently, I’m not so bad after all.
She wants to give love another chance. I’m living with my parents, but she wants me move into her flat-share so we can have “loads of sex and a laugh”.
How can I stop myself becoming weaker when she is so persuasive?
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JANE SAYS : I wonder whether your ex-girlfriend has trouble paying the rent at her new place.
She clearly wants something from you – and I doubt if it’s love.
Problem is, she is both an opportunist as well as a user.
Couples often break up, but she left behind a huge mess (both emotionally and physically) when she left you.
She didn’t care that you were in pieces. She was actually rude and infuriating when you crossed paths.
Tell her to keep walking because she’s not genuine and can’t be trusted. You’re a far better person than she’ll ever be.
