By toonice - 17/07/2014 20:48 - United States - Eugene

Today, my boyfriend broke up with me because I'm too nice. Apparently, me being nice to him makes him feel guilty. FML
I agree, your life sucks 47 725
You deserved it 4 734

Same thing different taste

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DesiBoyz 14

He obviously has sumthing to be guilty of

Good, now you can find someone who is just as nice :).

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DesiBoyz 14

He obviously has sumthing to be guilty of

So punch him in the nose, he won't feel that way anymore.

Violence probably isn't the answer in this scenario. You made a lucky escape OP, he definitely did have something to feel guilty of! Keep up with being nice, everyone loves a nice person :)

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MrsFlowers 9

@49... Calm yourself down. Seriously. You're right, it doesn't mean that he was cheating. But being in a relationship and feeling 'guilty' about something... cheating is what most people assume. He's obviously been hiding something, or what he wouldn't feel guilty. Maybe he was or wasn't cheating on OP. But YOU don't know that. And neither do I. It seems to me like you have some emotional connection with this situation. So please, before you comment deal with your personal problems. Thank you for the insight that there are other options for him to feel guilty about besides cheating

I don't think it necessarily means he's hiding something. People who aren't naturally "nice" can sometimes feel insecure being around people who are.

mustang19898 16

Good, now you can find someone who is just as nice :).

I agree. Look on the bright side OP, you'll find someone who appreciates your kindness

Good thing, you probably deserve better...

ShortyJorty 9

At least he admitted to feeling guilty and let you go, he at least has a conscious and a heart.

I think you mean conscience. This situation really sucks for OP, and it just shows that being nice isn't considered normal in our world.

guilty conscience hmm. either he's doing something wrong or just feels guilty because you're so "pure" (some people come off that way)

SkyGuy32 17

I can just imagine someone asking another person to "stop being nice". While that would be awkward, it's certainly not as bad as ending a relationship over it.

Seems legit, maybe he had a guilty conscience and you being so nice made him feel worse because you're nicer than him.

Well now you can take your good attitude and find someone that's just as nice as you!