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My friend V was telling me about her recent breakup. About the strength it took for her to have a conversation with her boyfriend, now ex -- the conversation that took her out of a relationship where she didn’t feel respected.
“Afterwards, I told him not to contact me,” she told me.
V needed the space to reconnect with herself. Space to find out who she is outside of a them. Space away from her ex, who she still very much cares about.
“But then two days later, he messaged me saying that he misses me,” she said, and sighed.
“Just block him,” I said.
“But I don’t want to be a bitch.”
Recently, I blocked someone on my contacts not out of malice or because I think they’re a bad person, but because of my own mental health. This person, who I quite like, does not like me back. And for some reason, they’re unable to say that to me in clear terms. What they do is go long periods without replying my texts, and then on a random day, when I least except it -- they’ll send me a photo or something and ask what’s up with me. I believe this is what the kids call breadcrumbing.
I don’t want my mental energy to be pulled away, even momentarily, for something that I know will not go anywhere. And I know that getting a text from this person will always, at least at the moment, pull my mental energy, at least momentarily, to itself. So when I blocked this person, I blocked them out of respect for myself. Not because I hate them, but because I love me. And loving me means choosing whose shit I’m willing to take, and in this case, the answer is “not theirs”.
I believe that framing blocking as something you do to someone is misguided. At best, it’s arrogant. Thinking that putting sanctions on someone’s communication with you is going to affect them negatively is some over-inflated sense of self-shit. At worst, it comes from a place of having low self-worth. Putting a person who doesn’t have your best interests at heart above you. Considering how they might feel, instead of how you are actually feeling.
I asked V if she’s thinking of getting back with the ex.
“He’s like green tea,” she said. “But I want orange juice. There’s nothing I can do -- add sugar or flavouring or whatever -- that will turn green tea into orange juice. So, no.”