11/06/2016
He treats you well, puts you before himself in anything and everything. You get so used to it that it just becomes one of those things. You get curious and start asking yourself whether or not he is the only guy who can give you what he's been giving you. If not, can the other guy be better? Suddenly, you're looking for answers. You start finding a way/excuse to get rid of "Mr Too Loving" for "Mr Unpredictable". You find "Mr Unpredictable". He unpredictably tells you what you want to hear and unpredictably aims for one thing, takes it and before he leaves he asks you one thing. What did your ex do wrong? You reply: He was too ....... and then it clicks! You realize the mess you've done. You realize what/who you really need and who was made to love you. But then it's too late. "Mr Too Loving" has learnt to love and put himself first now. He lets you back in but things have changed. He doesn't call as he used to, doesn't get jealous when guys want you, doesn't check your phone and has new friends who are girls whom he used to avoid trying to respect you. You get frustrated, stressed and depressed because you expected to come back to the same guy. But what's the point of him remaining "Mr Too Loving" when the formula landed you to "Mr Unpredictable" the first time. And this is why most boys become "dogs"
