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To keep this short and sweet while still giving you an insight, my boyfriend and I of 8 months broke up after an exploding fight about a month ago. We had our little issues like most couples, generic arguments here and there, but this one took the cake.

He's a little short fused, and on the night of his birthday (none the less + spending a great day together) he got into a pissy mood (drunk), and somewhat picked a fight with me. I did what I'm not supposed to do and I fought right back. I should have let it go since 1) he was sort of tipsy and 2) it was something so petty I shouldn't have entertained it, but I didn't, and to be honest became sort of persistent to prove my point. In the end. I ended up look a little needy and obnoxious.

He broke up with me the next morning, and it's now been just over a month. While I think I've gotten past the initial depression stage, I'm still having a hard time with it. He blocked me on all social media within the first week, and my friend actually spotted him on a dating app just a couple of days later, but I'm trying not to read too much into that as I know people cope with things differently.

Aside from our petty disagreements, we really did have a great relationship. Our story was very fate-like on how we met, we went on vacations together, became close with each others friends, etc, so I'm having a hard time letting go of that.

I guess what I'm looking for here is advice from some guys on what you think can be going on in his head. If there's been no contact in a month, do I just chalk it up as a loss and stop waiting for that call or text? I do want to note, however, that I am doing what I'm sure most will suggest: spending lots of time with friends/fam, exercising, eating right, volunteering. And while all of this definitely helps, I still can't get him out of my head.

Halp.
<bot>: Boyfriend of 8 months broke up with me about a month ago, and I'm having a hard time letting go.