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I never thought I would be sitting here writing this. I'm 15, almost 16, and just got out of a toxic relationship. My girlfriend of 3 months just broke up with me, and honestly, I'm not that mad about it. 

She didn't really match my energy or personality. I'm a fun-loving, happy-go-lucky type of guy. Been that way for years. Meanwhile, my girlfriend was the more stoic, almost emotionally devoid type of person. 

The first week of our relationship was as any first week was. Fine. I was just trying to accommodate her where I could. Then in the third week, she told me that she doesn't feel that big of a connection. Okay, I try to be even more accommodating. Then after our 1-month anniversary, she hit me with the bombshell that she's trying to find herself and she's "exploring". I got panic attacks and sometimes I couldn't sleep at night. The next week, she told me that she didn't feel attracted to me. 

I probably should have just broken up with her then and there, but I just didn't. I now see how much energy I could have saved myself. I told her that even though she's trying to find herself, she doesn't have the right to walk all over me. We solved that problem, but more would come. In the second month, our relationship took a turn. Every conversation we had was a deep and about feelings and emotions. 

Now, I love making people laugh, so my go to awkwardness breaker is to make a joke or two. She's said she likes corny jokes, so I started making corny jokes, and she didn't like them. It was getting so annoying.  Now the third month is where everything finally broke. We were having a discussion about various social issues that plague humans as a society. I got onto the topic of how men are mostly forgotten about in society. How men can be victims, etc. Then she got onto the topic of "male privilege".  

Something that my dad tells me to do when researching  is to look at both sides of the equation and then render a judgment for yourself. I had to listen to bunches of feminazi garbage to understand their broken brains. They think that men have privilege when it comes to jobs and the power that they accumulate. However, this is completely flippant when it comes to men and men's issues. Men are forgotten about in society, men are held to standards that they cannot reach and are constantly degraded for trying. Females are completely absolved of any responsibility or accountability for their actions. She said that men have more  free speech then women, and personal gripes about men, so many sexist comments that she refused to acknowledge, didn't let me rebut anything she said. (Which absolutely dissolved her previous points about Male FOS.) And then she said as for this relationship, I would like to be with someone who wants equality for all genders. I ended it right then and there. 

I know my worth. I'm not going to sit and be called an incel for sharing what I think.

If you have advice, feel free to leave it below.