Stupid!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Missing

she has a nice Y.

A mean drunk

How do I put this nicely... a fat dork who didn't know a good thing if it kicked him in his dick.

A smoking gun!

I will try to be nice. It rhymes with Rick, and starts with a P.

A Butt Ostrich..he constantly has his head up his ass.

SELFISH

Extremely cocky and self righteous. Its sad because I really loved him but he could get so mad that it takes a month to recover from some of the things he would say. He is affected by nothing except any defeat in his career. The way I felt didn't matter. I was expected to be quiet and happy under all circumstances. Any sadness or depression was absolutely not tolerated. There could be not extended expression of emotion. He however lived a charmed life full of social interaction. I was simply a person to sit and listen to his achievements and make him feel great about himself. I disappeared both emotionally and physically-losing 30 pounds and most of my friends. I wasn't supposed to be any more than a cheerleader for his extreme and constant success. I do love him but I know I can't live that way. I would have to shut down entirely. I tried to do that. To be quiet for several years and suddenly I just couldn't do it anymore. This person that I am started trying to come out and I could no longer keep it quiet. He is very happy now. He has no feeling about our break up. But I wonder if he will ever realize how hard it was for me to hear some of the things he said.

harbinger of all that is unholy

He was a workaholic, out of touch with his feelings (to the max!), goofy-silly, handy-man, friendly, sociable, predictable, and very, very, stubborn.

A fun-loving confirmed bachelor.

A self-styled "Christian" with an obsession about material possessions, an obsession about money, and willing to use sex and affection as a means of getting them.

jerk.

BEEP BEEP!!!

Gone & Forgotten !!! There's too fish in the sea, to worry about a particular one!

I really like all of my exes as people. The most important ex, I would describe as funny, intelligent, gorgeous, sweet, well-read, caring.. he was a great guy. Just because we're not dating anymore doesn't mean any of my exes are bad people or assholes. Usually it just wasn't working, and there aren't really any hard feelings on either side.

Jerk

You know the line "its not you its me" ? its right, it was me, they were great, I was an idiot.

Selfish. (In a word. This is a great question and a potential primer/ textbook on how not to become an ex!)

a cheater

intense and a great lay and still inside my head.

manipulative

Wonderfully nerdy.. My first reaction when i started talking to her was that it was scary so much we had in common in terms of interests, we even liked the same characters in certain computer games! But she had a huge problem expressing her feelings, and in the end it made me fonfused and uncertain of her feelings for me, which then made me behave like a jerk and ruin it all

Not in my life anymore!

Lackluster, in every level of life. He just was, that's it, no more. He was happy that way. I left him to it.

history.

Perfect.

Ex husband: Control freak that owes me money Ex boyfriend: Control freak that owes me money. I have just recently discovered this pattern and going to break it.

Not good enough.

Michelle W****** –noun 1. A place for random men to put their penises. It is considered in bad taste for the same man to "revisit" her. 2. A woman who engages in promiscuous sexual intercourse, usually for money or drugs; prostitute; harlot; strumpet. See: Whore. (last name excluded out of shame that I actually dated her)

Both of my ex's are people and I think it's right to treat them as such by respecting their privacy.

funny,sweet,caring,and we had alot in common, he ended up moving away and so the relationship couldn't handle the long distance.