Okay, I agree with what our only male commentator so far has said. Lots of assumptions on your part which whirled around in your head and resulted in reacting emotionally rather than rationally and logically. That reaction was an over reaction. We all do this sometimes.
I cannot see that he did anything wrong on this occasion to warrant you breaking up with him or threatening to. The truth is you did not mean it and it was a bit immature if we're being honest. You sent him the text because you were angry and to get a reaction. He did by calling you. He cared enough to do that. Note, he did not agree to breakup. He said he did not want to talk about it right then. You called the next morning and he still picked up your call. You also said it usually takes him an hour or two to return your call. He told you he was busy. Well from what I can see he was, even if you assumed it was work, he did not say it was work, he said he was doing something. You also assumed/concluded he was chatting to girls when he was on messenger. I mean you also went on messenger. Maybe he could also assume you were chatting to guys... why couldn't he? Trust.
You clearly care about this guy, but you also need to care about yourself and focus on your own life and looking after yourself. I mean, it was late and you were tired. He said he'd call, if he didn't when you were ready for bed, a simple message : "sorry babe, I'm tired, going to sleep chat tomorrow, xx" would have done it. 1. It shows you are not over available to him and it gives you control of yourself and your life. 2. He will realise this too and will pay more attention and know that though he's important to you, you are important to yourself and you have self-worth. 3. You threatened to break up because he did not call, that is a serious thing. 4. Apologise (you behaved badly- clingy, obsessive accusatory, jealously), then give him some space/time 3-4 days. 5. Future- focus on you and stop chasing after/waiting on him in all the time
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It sounds like he is just stubborn.
I think he still wants to be with you, but he doesn't want to be rejected by telling you he does.
Also, he is probably still a little embarrassed that you 'caught' him online instead of 'working'...When guys are embarrassed, they tend to avoid us for a while.
Sounds to me like there are 2 problems:
1) He is stubborn and won't communicate with you
2)You are being too hard on him. Unless he gives you a reason, you need to trust him. Also, if he is busy, maybe he just isn't ready to talk. How would you feel if he expected you to talk when he was ready to talk all the time? Maybe you are trying to use the bathroom? Maybe you don't feel good? Maybe you want to browse online? Maybe you forgot to sign off? Who knows. The reasons are infinite. I just think, you should not jumo to conclusions. Also, give him some space. When he is ready to talk, he will be ready. But, forcing him will not help, and it will make things worse. <<I mean that when trying to talk at night and such. And, really forcing in general never works for the good.
If I were in your situation, I would apologize for overreacting. And, tell him that I realize he needs his own space and I cannot expect him to jump when I want to jump.
Let's see what we have here.
You obviously do not trust him.
He is not ready to COMMUNICATE with you about this to solve it. Basically, he's just dodging the discussion for whatever reason. Either he doesn't care.. or I don't know.
These two do not mesh well. Honestly, I suggest you stop calling and take a break from it all. If he's ready to contact you, he will. You showed him that you were willing to talk several times and he passed that offer. Too bad for him.
You assumed (and are still assuming) that he treated you poorly. On the other hand it is a FACT that yoi treated him poorly. See the difference? Lots of women don't. You guys might be over, but make no mistake, same crap will happen again with your next guy. Might me over something else, but if you shoot from the hip and treat your guy like sh*t it'll happen again and again, and you'll end up blaming all these "jerks". Time to recognize your faults and apologize for your behavior. If he's a nice guy he'll apologize for his mistakes too. But you started this sh*t, not him.
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2 main rules for any relationship:
1) Communication is key. If you're not sure if your relationship is over, talk about it WITH HIM and figure it out.
2) Don't be clingy/obsessive/accusatory. That one's a big no no. If you feel like he's lying, see rule number 1.
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