“Eight years later he emailed to say he was an idiot.”
"I got a boyfriend. He did not take it well. He tried hurting me by saying 'I only slept with you because you're hot.' Thanks.""I reached a stage where I wanted a relationship, he said he wasn't prepared. Months later, he said he wanted to try but I didn't want to anymore.""The first big lockdown happened. The time away from each other made me realize he actually wasn’t too great of a person and I just never hit him up again.
He insisted that we stay friends. A few months later he announced his new girlfriend, someone he worked with and had obviously been talking to the whole time that we were involved with each other. I cut off all contact and blocked him. A year later I ran into him and he asked if I’d meet him for dinner.""I figured I’d let the past go and we went out. He got all flirty and handsy, still playing the same games as before.
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