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It sure sounds like it was because you wanted someone else.
If that's not what happened then tell it like it happened.
@SoftestSapphic@lemmy.world There's a lot more to it than that. We both had our own issues that we weren't talking about or confronting. It got to a point where neither of us really cared and were just going through motions and snapping at each other. I also, at the time, couldn't give him what he needed. I felt inadequate and had to figure things out for myself. I didn't know who I was or what I wanted and he admits that he felt the same. We know communicate more openly than we ever really had. I hadn't put the poly puzzle together until recently
I think you're focusing a lot on your perspective and not his.
Is he poly? If he isn't, then he probably isn't ok with the idea of sharing his partner.