Questions: Break Up & Divorce

Well about a month ago my ex broke up with me. She didn't give a clear reason, mostly "it's me not you", "I don't know", "it's not ankther guy or anything." Of course I was devistated because it was out of the blue. And I really loved this girl. Anyways, now everytime I see her I kinda get this weird feeling of anger and sadness at the same time and I end up having to like do shit tons of physical excercise to kinda blow of steam. But I'm starting to get this urge to just say "fuck you" or something. Straight up. I mean when she walked away she seemed so, okay and kept saying not to make her feel bad, we should be friends, you're a nice guy, I don't want you to be hurt, etc. etc. etc. but I really just kinda want to say "fuck you" for some reason. It's... A weird urge... I can't really explain very well...

Interesting story that happened in 2013. I'd like to hear your thoughts

From the article:

" Before Petrakis married Peter Petrakis in 1998, she was presented with what her lawyer called a "heavy handed" prenup that would give her $25,000 for every year that she and her husband were married, but nothing more. She originally refused to sign it, but a few days before her wedding, she agreed to sign after her husband promised her he would do away with the prenup once the two began to have children. He did not destroy the prenup, even after they had children, according to his estranged wife.

The couple separated, and a court ruled on Feb. 20 that Peter Petrakis had "fraudulently induced" Elizabeth Petrakis to sign the prenup that hung only on a verbal promise.

But Elizabeth Petrakis' cousin Alisa Houraney claims that there was more to the marriage's end than a problematic prenup

Houraney and her now ex-husband Steve Houraney were married at a 250-person wedding in Garden City, N. Y., in 2007. But Houraney said that within weeks of the wedding, she suspected the affair.

Houraney said that she and her cousin Elizabeth were so close that Elizabeth was in the waiting room a few weeks later when Houraney gave birth.

["She was sleeping with him, and she was in the waiting room when I delivered my son," Houraney said. "[My husband] left me there, and went with [Petrakis] in the waiting room."]

Houraney and her husband were married for less than a year before splitting.

["I just feel that, somebody like that, people need to know the truth," Houraney said. "She says her husband is a good guy and he's a good person. He treated her like a princess, never was mean to her, never cheated on her. I don't understand why she's saying, 'poor victim' when you had a good life and you have to destroy two families."] "

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