AITA: Telling my Ex GF I am not here for her to just drop her life problems to

19M, me and my ex split months back and i am trying to get myself back to a respectable place and move on.

Today, my ex has messaged me up basically saying stuff has happened in her life and she is upset and ‘wants to talk to someone she knows’ I basically said we split up ages ago. I don’t have any obligation to her for anything. I said she could talk to her friends (which she does have) and family about her issues. Not me

The mess up was extremely messy, I was treated very bad in the relationship and felt relief cutting loose from it all.

Am i being an asshole for saying that I don’t have to make time to sit and talk to her or any obligation to her after things. I personally don’t think my feelings are unjustified

13 thoughts on “AITA: Telling my Ex GF I am not here for her to just drop her life problems to”
  1. NTA . She didn’t want support from u she wanted her old emotional punching bag back. You left for a reason. She doesn’t get to treat you like trash and then expect you to be her therapist on demand every time her life gets chaotic.

    1. This, right here, is gospel!

      I gave her 3 years of my life and she chewed me up and spat me out in pieces, metaphorically speaking, I promised myself that i would have the pride in myself to not ever let her get that version of me again

  2. it sounds like you’re just trying to keep your peace. if you don’t wanna talk to someone, then u don’t have to! it doesn’t matter if she’s going through a hard time. you don’t owe her anything and it’s not your fault.

    NTA

  3. NTA. You broke up 6 months ago. The advantage to her being an old ex- is that you have no further obligations to her. You have the luxury and the right to just plain not care about what’s happening in her life. You don’t even have to reply to her messages.

    Enjoy the freedom. Not only are you NTA for not getting re-involved with her, you’re also following what appears to be the smartest alternative under these circumstances.

  4. NTA. You are under no obligation to help her, especially since she mistreated you.

    ETA: as someone who went through something similar- you are making the right choice here.

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