The Last Word: I Apologized, He Said 'It's About You,' Then He Blocked Me. Will He Ever Stop Hating Me?

I broke up with my boyfriend of two years about a month ago. The main reason was his inability to communicate properly, which held me back and took a toll on me. I always tried to help him, planned everything for us, and spent a lot of money to make him feel special, as he had a difficult relationship with money.
Our relationship was unique: we are 17/18, but I lived with him for 8 months due to a difficult family situation, and we lived in full symbiosis. He became the only person I had in my life. When I moved out on my own, I noticed the contrast. I got time for myself and new friends, and realized I had missed out on a lot. I doubted the relationship for half a year before the breakup.
I met someone at school who made me feel seen, which gave me enough confidence to end it. I know I hurt him, but I didn't want to lie to him anymore. We initially ended on good terms, but ended up sleeping together when we were supposed to talk. Then he decided he didn’t want me in his life anymore.
I said some hurtful things in anger (about communication and the person I met), but apologized the next day. He ignored it. He has been extremely rude and immature over text, and tried to rekindle contact with old flings. He said, "I don't quite understand how you don't realize that this isn't about me shaping up, but rather you," and blocked me, ensuring he got the last word.
I loved him deeply, and it hurts that he hates me and sees me as "toxic" after everything I did. I don't want to go back, but I hope that we can one day talk civilly and remember the good things we had.
The Last Word: I Apologized, He Said 'It's About You,' Then He Blocked Me. Will He Ever Stop Hating Me?
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