The most Crushing things people have said to you.

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Vault101

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Phasmal said:
Sadly, I've had to do more `crushing`, though I don't think of it that way.
Had to tell a dude that I didn't share his feelings, I wouldn't think that was that harsh, but according to this thread it's pretty crushing.
And I had to break up with my ex, but I'm sure wherever he is he'd agree we were better off. Or maybe he still hates me, I wouldn't know. I'm sure he's moved on though.
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I remeber when I had to do that..at the time I think I didnt realise how much my actions can affect other people,I probably more cold about it than I should have been

oh god...the hours of talking..and crying...and more crying (him more than me)

the weird thing I dont think I ever liked/loved him that much, I was so glad it was over

and then a few weeks ago I saw on facebook he was with somone else...and the teensy..tinyeist little bit of resentment reared its ugly head

which makes no goddamn fucking sense 0_0....I'm an awful person (or mabye just human)
 

Eleuthera

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I thiknk I'm supposed to say "Yup, it's definitely cancer." or possibly the three times since then "Sorry, it's still not completely gone. We're goint to try some other treatment still."

But those all didn't really faze me. So I'll join in the group with the shot down by girls people.

Most recently "I'll be sleeping somewhere else. Don't worry."
 
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Came home after school one day, my junior year had just begun, my mom and sister looked a bit somber. Then my sister just looked up at me,
"Dad's gone..."
Even though it wasn't confirmed until a week later, I knew then that he wasn't coming back, nor going anywhere else.
 

Yopaz

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Daystar Clarion said:
When my fiancée told me that she didn't like Firefly.

Worst day of my life.

Thankfully, I'm making her watch more of it, and it's actually growing on her.



Crisis averted :D
Now why would you make her like something that was clearly canceled before its time? You open up a world of despair that wont ever be shut.

OT: It's hard to say. Just this past year I've got a call from my dad telling me my great grandmother died (on his birthday in fact), we were very close and I used to spend a lot of time with her when I was younger. Then it was when I got a text message from my sister telling me my dad had a heart attack and the cause was that a virus had attacked his heart (my friend had that and had to get a heart transplant), which was also terrible. Seeing my dad posting "Testing our health care system" on his Facebook profile did restore my spirits since it showed me he wasn't worried, later he complained about the view from his window. Months later I found out that he asked the ambulance personnel if it was OK if he finished working before he went to the hospital. If I had known those things from the start this wouldn't have been nearly as bad.
 

Kashrlyyk

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4th year in elementary school a classmate said: "What a pity you didn't die at your birth!"

To add insult to injury I have been born with a heart disease. I was operated at the age of around one month.
 

King of Asgaard

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'You should complement other people in your life.' Paraphrased because it was some time ago.
Me trying, and obviously failing, to complement someone I have the hots for.
The most annoying thing is that, up to the complement that brought THAT comment, I was doing kinda well, and I fucked up by going too far.
[HEADING=1]SIGH[/HEADING]
 

Radelaide

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Man, the disappointment thing is fucking horrific.
Caramel Frappe said:
When my ex girlfriend (my 5th or 6th one, can't remember) told me in front of her friends-

"I never loved you from the start"

... and we dated for nearly 2 years and going before she said that. Major infliction right there.

I've forgiven her though, she did that to me long ago in high school but we're alright friends. She's also stated how sorry she was and i've given her a hug thus she appreciated me letting go of the grudge. Still won't lie it hurt me more then what anyone else had said to me.
I got a text message from my then boyfriend, "Adelaide, I'm breaking up with you. I haven't loved you for weeks. I know it'll be hard but don't contact me again."

It felt like a house had fallen on me.
 

Vault101

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Radelaide said:
I got a text message from my then boyfriend, "Adelaide, I'm breaking up with you. I haven't loved you for weeks. I know it'll be hard but don't contact me again."

It felt like a house had fallen on me.
ffffffuuuuuuuuuuuck

yeah thats...thats cold
 

AntiChri5

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Kopikatsu said:
"GET OUT. I DON'T WANT TO SEE YOU AGAIN. YOU MADE ME REGRET NOT CHOOSING TO HAVE AN ABORTION WHEN I HAD THE CHANCE."
- Mother

The funny thing is that I don't even remember what I did to piss her off, although that was the third time she kicked me out of the house. As chance would have it, it was also the final time because I just called a cab and went to go live with my grandparents. Then she called the police and tried to have my grandparents (her parents) arrested for kidnapping. Woo.
I know that feel. My mum pulled shit like that all the time.

One time she was stumbling about the house drunk, with a can of gasoline rambling about how she was going to burn me up. My older brother took it away from her, and she stormed out of the house.

We lived right on a main road, which was fairly busy even that late so my brother followed her out to make sure she didn't stumble onto the road. She kept trying to get rid of him, but he wouldn't stop walking with her so what does she do? Starts screaming "RAPE!" as loud as she can. My brother just turned around and walked home. At that point neither of us gave a shit whether or not she walked onto the road.
 

rosac

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"Oh my god, i thought you were gay"- Girl i was about to kiss.

Fuck. My. Life.
 

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"GIVE HER BACK!!" screamed at me by my ex-girlfriend who was punching me at the same time...

This was in reference to our still-born daughter delivered just an hour before...

...

*opens bottle of scotch* *sigh*
 

Slayer_2

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"Ummm, I'm not really into oral" -a girl I was hooking up with. I thought she was joking at first.

I kid, well partially, but seriously, I usually do the crushing. I had to tell two girls I wasn't into them emotionally after a few months of dating/messing around. Neither took it well, and I felt pretty crushed myself. I don't enjoy feeling like an asshole, which I was without doubt. Worse was when I went to the house of one of my good friends, who happened to be comforting one of the women the same night I'd dumped her. Man, she threw me a murderous glare, and I felt like a real dumbass for not calling my friend ahead of time to see what was going down.
 

CpT_x_Killsteal

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Can't really remember anything specific. I've been called every mean thing in the book atleast a hundred times over and now it all just glances off me and I hit them back twice as scathingly.

I guess it's just all the times my parents have criticized me even though I try to be good and am still better than everyone else. Especially my dad. I get an A in every subject but one and get an A- and that's the only thing he talks about.

Nowadays my grades suck. Whether or not I blame my parents doesn't really matter to me because I've gone through one hell of a depression that borderlined psychosis and got 2 weeks away from murdering my family before a counsellor saved me (and them >.>)

But now I've got a bigger dream. Not just a "I want to be a football player" dream, A dream that is in my mind and heart day in and day out and I cry whenever I think about it not coming to fruition. I think about my parents or those who have wronged me and think "I bet they've never had this kind of feeling or dream".
 
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Pretty much a paramedic coming out of my house and saying to me "I'm sorry but your mum didn't make it". Part of me died that day.
 

ToastiestZombie

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Daystar Clarion said:
When my fiancée told me that she didn't like Firefly.

Worst day of my life.

Thankfully, I'm making her watch more of it, and it's actually growing on her.



Crisis averted :D
I'm pretty sure this is what you did to "make" her watch it:


OT: Luckily I'm only young and have never had something really that crushing said to me. Not, yet.
 

Kae

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Well, when I was a kid I rarely talked, but every time I bothered saying something, either my brothers or my parents would say something like "Nobody cares" or "Shut up" and last time I saw my brother he said to a bunch of people when I started talking "Just ignore him, nothing that he ever says is important or makes sense, he's just an idiot", and they wondered why I am antisocial and have trouble talking to other people -_-"

And there's also that time my father told me that I was nothing but a fag and that real men don't cry while he slapped me, right after I managed to escape out of the bathroom that was on flames, because I accidentally dropped a candle... Oh yeah and I was 7, that's the day I promised myself that I would never cry again, and I did kind of well I maintained that until I was 15 and had a some sort of bizarre nervous attack or something, I don't know what it was I never saw a doctor for that, though I'm not sure that counts since I was more laughing like a crazy person while I punched some guy and tears were pouring out of my eyes, it was bizarre it didn't even felt like I was doing it, more like if I was watching it happen from a distance.

On relation to that previous story, when my other brother said I was certifiably insane and used that as an example that I should be locked up in an insane asylum, I have always been told I'm crazy by everyone, so deep down inside I'm afraid that it may be true so if there's one thing that can hurt me it's evidence that I may actually be not well in the head, I don't want to rely on pills or anything, seriously almost every day I think about it, but I will never get myself checked out because, what if I'm actually crazy?
[sub]And no, I never got any hugs either but I don't need them, because I hate hugs.
[sub]If some of this post makes no sense it's because it was made late at night, and it got way trimmed down, it was more than twice as long.[/sub][/sub]
 

Rrido

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denseWorm said:
someone, now forgotten, once casually remarked that I was a:

"Jack of all trades, master of none"

Ever since then I've been scared that it's the truth at least twice a week. Usually more often.
While not very crushing I guess, recently someone said something that made me realize myself that I was a bit of a "jack of all trades, master of none". I have always tried to be a "jack of all trades", but this was when the "master of none" part really sunk in.
What happened was that I was cycling with my school. I started cycling with the best, but couldn't keep up. So the teacher told me that I should stay with the slower group, which was true of course. I should have left with them in the first place. But after cycling ahead of them, because I felt they were to slow I started thinking about what had happened. And came to the conclusion that that was basically my life in a nutshell.
I think I try to hard to be good at everything so I never master anything.
 

Sean Hollyman

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'Sean I'm sorry, but I'm just not ready for this yet, I'm going through a bit of a rough time right now.'

;_;
 

Rawne1980

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Settling down to watch Liverpool V's Milan in the 2005 Champions League final.

My wife then told me i'd run out of ale.

Never felt so heart broke in my life.