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I was with mine for a year and a half. She told me she was bi, and I thought nothing of it, I loved her. Soon I started to realize that not only was I going to have to compete with guys trying to hit on her, but I also needed to compete with girls, too. I always felt afraid she was cheating on me, but I just acted like I didn't care, because I wasn't using my brain. She started cheating on me a month before I told her it was over. I was furious, and I was extremely sad. I never thought the pain would go away, even if my relationship wasn't super long, I liked her too much to just leave her. A few weeks after the breakup I was told that she had cheated on me multiple times during the relationship, this just made me even more depressed. I always felt like I wasn't enough, that I was useless, and no girl liked me. Then one day I made a vow. I made a vow to be someone better than her, I wanted to show her (and other people that never believed in me) that I can find better people, and I can achieve greater things without her. Each and every day, I remind myself of my vow, and go on with my life, making it better than it ever was.
Never give up hope OP, I believe there is always someone out there, and if there really isn't, then you always have yourself.
