Sorry for your loss. Do you still have a pair of nuts? I'll give you time to check.
Technically I initiated the break up with her because I didn't feel comfortable with her past and consulted with her ex-husband behind her back and told her and her mother about it by email and sided with him. Just a mess. But, again, the way she treated him made me feel that I could eventually be next in line if I said something out of place or if something happened down the line when I was more invested. Her ex-husband was a pastor and was praying for her to repent and come back to him, along with his church.
So for what it's worth, at least I feel I was doing God's will, and I mean really, His will, by breaking up with her or I'd be worst off today in some way. However, even if the logical aspect of this has that direction, and is a correct or necessary decision, the memory and emotions and "nearcel" aspect is still overwhelming. It's like if you have an object travelling very fast and you abruptly stop it, then things inside the object will crash around inside. I feel it was that way emotionally with a "doing the right thing" type of break-up with her. She didn't seem to have any problem moving on quickly and burying the whole thing fast. But again, that is what happens when you get an incel break in such circumstances.
Incels are normally accused by normies of being very "moral" people who maintain chastity because they want to do the right thing. I'm not just talking about not commiting adultery with another man's wife, or dumpster-diving, or visiting hookers, but really doing the right thing like in the case I illustrated above. Looking at the principle of the thing. Maybe normies have a point about that.
However, my whole social life was built-up around her as she introduced me around and I knew people (including other hot girls) in common with her. That was all wiped out and I was back to ground zero and it's like the loss of everything at the time. I thinking being nearcel just makes break-ups like that difficult since you don't know how the relationship developed like that in the first place, or if something like that can ever happen again.
TyTe'Eyez said:
Life goes on. Men have been through much worse than you, so as a movie buff, you should know that. Maybe watch a war flick next time.
I don't watch Mamma Mia 1 & 2, or Lion King 2019, that frequently. I look at all types of movies, including war movies.
I think Abba music (the type of music in Mamma Mia 1 & 2) has a light upbeat vibe that often portrays a fun and happy relationship in an innocent way (i.e. no sex is involved, but just nice times going places sort of thing in a sort of happy go lucky way).