Originally Posted by
jrharvey
she says she doesn't know what went wrong and it came out of nowhere. She says there is nothing wrong with me. Obviously I know she is lying.
There's always something "wrong" with someone if you look hard enough but I don't know if you can assert that she's lying. If she lost interest, which it seems like she already told you in a manner of speaking, you'd still ask why and get the same answer. Just accept it as boredom, a loss of chemistry, the relationship "wore out" and became monotanous and lost it's edge, spark or whatever the hell you want to call it. It's not your fault, so to speak, it's her being honest with herself. Maybe you're a blonde and she likes men with dark hair. Maybe she doesn't feel you've got enough, or have too much, in common and she doesn't want to spend another two years in limbo about it.
I feel like I deserve this info, right?
You're setting yourself up for disappointment. Whether you feel you deserve it or not is irrelevant. What if she's already told you and you found the asnwer too vague but its the best one she can give you?
I mean if I cannot learn from my mistakes then...
who says you made a mistake?
...then the entire 2 years was a complete waste and i regret ever giving her a chance in the first place.
Good times aren't a waste, even if all you have now are the memories. Bad times are bound to happen. You've learned plenty of lessons along the way. You had companionship for the last two years. Even if you don't learn anything from the breakup you definitely didn't waste the last two years.
Is it wrong of me to ask her this?
I wouldn't say it's wrong so much as kicking a dead horse. You may alienate her. Don't forget she might be having a tough time with it too. The attachement is still there after a few years even if you hated each other's guts. You're used to each other, if not in love.
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