A young lady has opened up on the terrible way in which her relationship ended i n a question and answer session on Twitter.
On Twitter, the woman going by the handle @ohyessratii posted the tragic chat she had with her partner just before their relationship ended.
In response to a thread “you can feel when it’s over” she shared her horrific experience.
She mentioned how her partner’s lack of concern and communication was affecting her during the conversation.
One hour prior to her tests, she had contacted her ex-partner, and @ohyessratii spent her reading time in tears.
The WhatsApp conversation began with @ohyessratii expressing her frustration about her partner’s plans for the day that didn’t include her.
She felt like her partner didn’t consider how she might feel before making plans, and that he wasn’t as keen to see her as she was to see him.
The reply she received was not encouraging, and it left her feeling even more hurt and alone. Her partner dismissed her concerns and said that he would read her message in a taxi.
Netizens have rallied around Ohhyessratii, offering words of encouragement and support in the comments section.
“This was our last conversation. This was an hour before my exam. I spent reading time crying in my arms😭😭”, she wrote.
See tweet and reactions below;
This was our last conversation🤡 https://t.co/TeCrjyBW1k pic.twitter.com/fV1tPKkCSi
— 𝓡𝓪𝓽𝓲𝓲🩵 (@ohyessratii) June 20, 2023
@Dami reacted: “Personally prefer doing this. Yes you might get an “ok” or no response but atleast you’re not living life afterwards with guilt, doubt of things might have actually work out if you send the text!”
@maks _paula reacted: “Never feel like a clown for expressing how you feel. If you had just said nothing and let the relationship die on its own, you would have more regrets. You’d regret not communicating and think “if I had spoken up maybe things would have worked out. You did all you could.”
@G Samito reacted: “Dammit. So sorry.
Partners should understand that making plan for yourself alone is not the way to go in relationships. Once you’re in a relationship, it’s you and your partner.”