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Raisin The Sun Monologue

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A little mistake that I wished I could take back. Would be dating my ex-boyfriend. Walter is super clingy. When we were dating I didn’t think it would be this bad. Let’s take you back to when it all started. We dated for a year or so the first time. The relationship was really toxic. When you’re a teenager you lets try one more time to see if it works. Really bas idea of mine. Turns out that the clingy went to a total new level of crazy. Walter started questioning my every move. Never could trust me to stay home or anything. In my book kind of maybe a lot crazy and weird. Too top it off he would get mad if I was hanging with my friends or sisters. I’m the type of person that does what she wants and only listen to my parents when it comes …show more content…

It got to the point where I was so emotionally drained. I believe no one should be control at all. You know when seeing someone four times a week and still not good enough there’s a problem. At this point I really noticed I needed to get out of this relationship. Number one I wasn’t happy, he tried controlling me and so on. I finally broke things off with him. It wasn’t all bad till I did that. I would get 10 million call or texts from him. He was always trying to see me or wondering where I was and doing. Well I found out he was stalking me on social media. Screen shooting my pictures. Now you can tell that this is a guy who can’t live without anyone. Me on the other hand am super happy now. Maybe I don’t want a do over. Stuff happens in life so you can learn by it. Personally I learn a lot from this. I’ve learned to never get into another relationship knowing its not going to work out. When you know the person isn’t right for you or change at all. You have to live life to the fullest and worry about yourself. Never regret your choices. end of the day the mistakes you make throughout your life make you the person you are today. In my eyes a magically do over will never be

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