When will the wondering and questions of why it went wrong and why my ex doesn't want me anymore STOP?
He blamed not wanting to be together anymore on the fighting. He said he just doesn't want to be in a relationship and deal with stuff like that. We were together for two years, and we're 21. He dumped me in February, we didn't speak for three weeks, then he contacted me and we began to get back together - until one night I went to see him and he tried to make me leave because two other girls were coming over. So I, rightfully so, was pissed and we fought. So the next day, he ends things again. Now we haven't spoken for two weeks. Will he be likely to contact me again??!??? Not that I'll even respond, but I'm wondering.
Now he and his roommate recently got a beer pong table set up in their apartment and are seemingly turning their place into a party house. (Something he told me he never wanted to do. wtf?) And they're, of course, inviting girls over (Two of which he has invited over, but they haven't gone, have boyfriends.) Why is it apparently so easy for him to be without me, when I'm struggling and finding it really difficult to accept? Is it because he knows I still want him, and thinks I'd take him back since I did after he broke up with me the first time?
I just DON'T GET IT. I don't get why all of a sudden he decided I, and our relationship, wasn't worth any fighting whatsoever anymore. I've heard that at the two year mark, people decide whether or not the relationship is worth continuing. I didn't even think about it, but apparently he did? Is it because he wants to explore other options because I'm his first love/sexual experience/etc? Other things happened in our relationship besides the fighting - including me getting pregnant and losing it a year and a half into the relationship. Did he suddenly realize how serious we were - like marriage material - and changed his mind about wanting to be in a serious committed relationship?
This hurts so bad and I cannot wait to be OVER IT! Lots of questions I need opinions on...