Sorry to break it to you but it really was your fault, dude. You have to face the CONSEQUENCES of your actions. Not an excuse that you're 17.
That's the EFFECT you have to live with.
"Standin' in your cardigan Kissin' in my car again Stopped at a streetlight You know I miss you."
You don't need to "break" anything to me. I already knew what I did was wrong. Shut up, maybe?
This will probably the last time I'll talk about this because people keep judging me. Ugh.
The effect of everything I told Betty was that it was never resolved because I was still alone by the end of my song. There's still the recurring sentiment that I miss her, which I know you all know means that I didn't get to have her.
Obviously, intellectually and cognitively, I think it has altered my brain for trying everything with her and failing. My thinking has now changed that Betty literally and objectively doesn't want me back anymore. In the beginning, I was hoping at least that she'd have a soft spot or try again with me.
And this affected me, duh. My attitude changed and my friends noticed I've been more forlorn, desperate, and sadder. My values are now shifting because of the worst thing I did to Betty (and that was go behind her back with another girl). I'm now more sensitive because I miss her. Do you notice how I said "I know I miss you," to "You know I miss you" at the end? Because nothing changed when she knew I missed her, and that hurt me.
As for my behavior, or the psychomotor aspect of it, if you feel formal, I'm probably not going near her house again or her friends if they're near. This is why I was so scared at the beginning and middle of it of what would happen if I went to her party—would she lead me to the garden or tell me to go fuck myself? I can't occupy a space with her anymore. I'm now learning to move away from her and re-calibrate my verbal and non-verbal behavior towards her.










