Is this a bad thing?

>>18184955
Yes, don't blame yourself.
Blame religion in general, if we could purge that shit the world would be better.

He changed and probably already moved on and is just waiting for a chance to hook up with someone else.
Live isn't just short but also regretable if you waste your time like this.

>>18184968
Yeah, I don't know if he wants to get rid of me though, this might just be a friend.

He was so perfect for me I don't know if I'll ever let him go, I miss how he was before.

Do acid together and lock yourself in
Things will sort themselves out

>>18184972
No one on here will be able to tell if he wants to get rid of you more than you, the way you wrote the OP sounded like the relationship is already dead.
Could also be that he is just in a phase where he is focused on other things and has his mind somewhere else, have a conversation with him and pay close attention to what he answers while you ask questions that are subtly intrusive to his personal life. Perhaps you will find that he contradicts himself, starts lieing or has actual problems that drag him down.

Wait, what does Hinduism has to do with the fact that he doesn't talk to you anymore?

>>18184998
Well it's when it all started. Also messed up our life plans.

Care to give more details? >>18185026

Btw OP,what does him meeting a nice girl mean for you? You're afraid he's cheating, at least emotionally?

>>18185026
>messed up our life plans.

Sounds like your (singular) life plans, rather than your (plural) life plans. You're very eager to blame him for the problems in your relationship, but usually it takes two to mess up a relationship. Have you actually addressed these issues with him?

>>18184955
How are you reacting? When was the last nice thing you told him? Are you being passive-aggressive bitchy or comprehensive and supportive?

I've just read an important thing
>Should I just breakup and move on, or talk to him about it
WAIT, you haven't talked to him about that?! GEE OP, I REALLY WONDER WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO.