Hello? An 18-year-old girl writes. And here is my story: Half a year ago I met a boy, 2 years younger than me. We liked each other, but the problem was that he kept lying to me, sometimes we were together, sometimes we weren't. In February we finally stopped contacts. He wrote to me a week ago. He asks me what he does and things like that, he says he has found a boyfriend (I don't know how much to trust him), but I don't care. His indifference killed me. He keeps asking me if I don't have a boyfriend, if I won't find one. His self-esteem has risen even more, he goes to the gym, it's already the "big" job. I was the one who ended the relationship and I told him we could be friends, but he refused. But it's my fault, I was deluded and blind. I just wanted to have someone by my side and he was the only option at the time. But I understood that one should not compromise about the person one wants to be with. I have a question: If we stop looking for and wanting something, will it come to us unexpectedly? Are there passengers for each train?
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Hello! Well ... where do I start ... First of all, the boy you were with obviously isn't old enough to have any connection. If he's a complex and bloated kid, that's his problem, let him be like that and come on, good health. If you need a person next to you, obviously this is not the right one. Don't answer him at all as he writes to you and don't give him a reason to be annoyed with you about anything. Let him find some other fun. He may remember that he wants to be with you, not paying attention to him, but the goal is to always want you, not when he wants to, right? Secondly, there are passengers for every train, I agree with this statement, but to some extent. That is, you cannot stand and wait for something good to happen to you without a little effort. Every aspect of our lives requires effort, including love. If you want to find a friend, go out, contact new people, be friendly, sociable ... you can't fall from the sky. Otherwise, yes, sometimes you can find the right person, where and when you least expected, but for this purpose, you still have to be active in some way. And in this line of thinking, you are very wrong that no compromises should be made. As someone who has a little more experience than you, I will tell you that compromises are the basis of a full and true relationship. There is no way two people can fit perfectly in every respect. Everyone has an individuality, character, understanding, which you must comply with and show the necessary respect. You will always have to compromise on something, but here we must distinguish between "compromise" and "blind naivete". In the second case, you close your eyes to something which is in complete conflict with your desires and understandings, you justify actions and behavior that offends and hurts you, just so you don't lose the person next to you. Tolerate disgust, constant lies and frivolous behavior is not a compromise, but a pure mistake. That's not what you should do. So, now you have to learn from your relationship with this boy, keep to yourself and move on.