>>81573979Call me fake and gay. I mostly agree with you on this anon. I used to always pay for my bf's meals and rejected his offers to pay (even my parents felt this was strange because I was losing my value being so easy to get). I would travel to him all the time on weekends with public transport, taking about one hour each trip and stay until 10pm. I bought him gifts without prompting, when he said he was sad. Bought him cards that were difficult to find, gifted them to him even though I couldn't really care less about trading cards. When I went somewhere I always got desserts for him, saved my sweet treats so we could share them together. Helped him with his school work when I could. Accompanied him home. I even bought the condoms. When I asked him to get a drink for me, he didn't do it, and tried to give me his half-finished drink. While he offers to come over to my place, it's usually because he wants to buy something around my area (I recall only two or three instances this did not happen)
When I'm angry he never does anything but "what can I do for you". I dislike it, because I really can't understand how it is that he doesn't know how to express his love for me and I have to do the job of teaching him. I couldn't bring myself to stop even though I was tired because I wanted to show him that my love for him triumphs my own self interest. I was so desperate to show him I was his ride or die, because that's what I wanted too. Frankly, I was working for his self-interest, and not what was good for the relationship at large. It was my mistake.
Clearly I am still highly resentful over this. Even now I feel a little guilty for writing this and speaking poorly of him. There's a high chance I'm in the wrong because I did have really bad breakdowns when I got really angry at him like yelling at him in public and hitting him. I have no friends too. I admit I have some form of nascent BPD probably a very low value woman and need to be contained.