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[Greatgodofcows]

I lowkey appreciate those who said nice things about their exes even if they aren't together anymore. Don't get me wrong, some exes are just not it, so they lowkey deserve the "nothing" response.

[natpurser]

“Is she the one that got away?” “…yeah” 🙁

[jaredserrano]

Dude at 4:50 was so expressive about it, even wave us some context of what he was going through.
I feel identified with him.

[anarchopiecrust]

No matter how poorly we ended things, I miss his sense of humour and how he would bring me flowers. I wish him nothing but the best and hope he finds someone who can make him happy.

[vaultchang]

Calling your ex a simp makes me wonder if there was any love

[metaldiabolos]

the girl who was with the musician, I really felt what she said, my GF broke up with me a month ago and im just now understanding why everything feels so empty, she took the music with her, she isnt a musician or anything like that but our days were always filled with music in some way or another and now I get it, she took that with her.

[spacey_babe]

The girl talking about how theres no music anymore.... awe.
And that one guy about crying. Omg.

[OnizenArt]

Glad the simp bf woke up and got out, good for him.

Also kudos to the ones that could actually say respectful things about their ex

[gennydf]

I've always wondered why we focus so much on the concept of getting over someone as if love works in such a linear way... don't get me wrong I don't think you should still be holding onto one person while being with another, but I think love is a way more complex thing than something you can just "get over"

[claff]

0:44 had a whole man gossiping behind her back and she still was blindly in love. She's a trooper. No one should endure that.

[jokerYG]

I don't miss anything specifically about my ex wife. We ended terribly. She cheated on me. I do, however, miss having the full family experience and living under one roof with her and our children. We're friends, and co-parenting has been cool... but I miss that experience the most.

[elenivoigt]

Oh man i really hope the guy from 4:50 will be okay :(

[jacktonez]

“the sound of someone i love always in the background”

[shaunamarina]

You can really tell who cheated and who got cheated on

[victoriacampos]

He is the most mesmerizing man I’ve ever met. I miss his cozy home smell, his sense of humor & his lively personality. I miss his beautiful smile & his warm brown eyes. I miss the comfort I received from his embrace. I miss the feeling of being so comfortable around someone, I could really express who I am. I miss being able to do any activity or absolutely nothing at all with someone I truly enjoyed the company of. I miss his family. Damn I miss him. Wishing him all the happiness in the world

[NTROUS]

Calling someone that's supposed to love you a 'simp' is insane. LOL

[Tehnert]

My ex broke up with me in September last year. I was not in a good mental state at the time, too, so I wasn't the easiest to be around. I find comfort and love in spending time together and helping each other out in stressful times. We were so deeply in love for over two years and she was the first girlfriend I ever had. It felt so mesmerising because it felt like we were meant to be from the first day we met. At the time she was really busy with uni and focused HARD on it - pharmacy is a painful field to go through here in Germany. I was okay with her focusing on it all, but she didn't allow me to express my natural support for her anymore. She wanted to be by herself a lot. To this day I sadly haven't got a deep reasoning as to why she wanted it to end. I, to this day, can only assume that her deep love for me and the focus she needed on herself tore her apart as well. She couldn't manage to focus on her studies and on the relationship - at least that is what makes the most sense to me. It sucks that she never really wanted to talk about it again, even months later when I reached out. I only know from a short back and forth via PMs that she cherishes the time we had. It hurt to hear that but it gave me some sense of comfort as well somehow.

I miss the deep natural connection we shared, the trust we had in our abilities. I still miss her smell a lot sometimes, especially in the mornings. I miss growing together and becoming a better team with each passing week. I miss the feeling of love.

I've been going through therapy since March of this year, something she wished for me to do when we were still together. To know that fact made it so much harder on me... I've learned so so much and have grown so so much in these 13 months - ALL by MYSELF. The feeling of time is still kinda weird to me: at the same time it feels like it has been ages but also at the same time it feels like it was all just yesterday. Right now, I am learning to stand firmly on my own two feet becoming better and better at it. It's a process and it's the hardest thing I have ever done. But you know what? It's the right path. I've also come to understand that some of her behaviours were toxic toward me, which I didn't see nor understand at the time. Ultimately, when I am finally there for myself at every moment in time, I can finally let someone else in again. For now, it's okay how it is. I've started to be grateful for what I learned from it all and especially from her. I hope she's alright. On some days I wished to know how she is at the moment. But then I remind myself, it would only make it harder for me to know.

[xx-kjom]

If you miss nothing about your ex, I hope your next partner or your current one is nothing like them.

[emb]

That "what would you do for him" at 2:20 damn... You didn't need to murder that girl

[catmckenzie]

I miss my ex every day, even 5 years on. He was the most thoughtful, caring, talented and supportive person. He changed my life in every way for the better, and I treated him badly. I really didn't appreciate him at all until we were apart.