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Failed as a medical school girlfriend-thoughts appreciated
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Patty1220 started a blog post Failed as a medical school girlfriend-thoughts appreciatedFailed as a medical school girlfriend-thoughts appreciated
So my now ex boyfriend is a 3rd year medical student and I had moved to be closer to him. We had been together for a little over a year. Because of my traditional beliefs, we did not move in together, and we talked about his busy schedule before I had moved up, although had not had a specific conversation on frequency of seeing each other. He ended up having no time for me, which was hard, because I was in a new environment and it resulted in fights between the two of us. I found myself wishing we could be a normal couple, and the comments from my roommates "he just doesn't want to see you", "he has the time, he just doesn't want to give it to you/make it work" broke my heart. I guess it takes someone much stronger and more independent to be with someone in medicine, and of course when I was working, it was not as bad. Unfortunately, the job I had in his city did not work out and I found myself still searching, with long days to myself. He eventually broke up with me, telling me that he didn't see us working in the long run, as he had a long road ahead of him, and, most likely, a surgical residency. I struggle with wondering whether he didn't want to give me time, or if it is normal that you see an MS3 once or twice a week. I find people in relationships outside of the medical field don't understand, and I just want to connect with people who are involved with medical students and residents, and hear their experiences.Tags: None
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#1birdhouse commented06-05-2013, 05:01 PMEditing a commentHUGS! It is a hard life. The biggest part of me wants to tell you that you dodged a bullet, but I know if hurts for a relationship to fail, especially one in which you invested time and a move into. Truthfully, living together may have frustrated you more because he may have been crabby when he was home and studying and you may have felt rejected that you were right there with him and he was ignoring you. Overall, all experiences present something for us to learn. Journal about it so that you can learn from it and move on in one way or another. Hang in there!
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