Why do I keep myself in question, though I made the right decision for my own sake?

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There was this guy that I met. Him and I had the smallest bits of our life in common. Whatever we had together, our feelings never went further. I'm an idiot who has learned to JUST LISTEN next time. This guy says how much he liked me, yet didn't want a relationship. He ended up ghosting me because I was in the wrong state of mind. Dealing with a lot. The miscommunication we had, it made him run the other direction.
Throughout time, this guy comes back to me. Saying how the holidays made him think about us a lot. How good our chemistry was. Explaining how I'm this amazing person. That it hurt him that he hurt me. For some damn reason, I gave this guy a chance. Because I'm again, an idiot for giving this guy a second chance. He meets up with me in person.
It was such a nerve-wrecking move. Nothing happened outside my apartment. I mean, we cuddled and watched movies a LOT. Only got food ONCE. It was just sex, sex, sex. Once we had sex, it was always sex. He made the effort and got me a gift from Valentine's Day.. I eventually threw the gift away. Tossed it in the air to the garbage from outdoors. It shattered, and I felt relief. He did make time to see me, about once a week. Yet beforehand, I wasn't getting text messages from him within' 10 hours. I was seeing him twice a month before he ghosted me. This and that. Him ghosting me was like his reality check of losing me.

I ended up cutting the limit. He didn't text me that he made it home. This sounds petty, but this was my second time of telling him. Apologized the first time. I heard nothing after one whole day. He did it again, and I cut the limit. Telling him I was done throwing the effort with us. It isn't just me. That I can't do everything one sided.
Why do I keep myself in question, though I made the right decision for my own sake?
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