I did! But I feel so shitty as we were always friends afterwards and I can't believe I just fucking shattered the heart of one of the nicest guys I know

I mean, on one hand, I understand you feelings, but on the other hand, he controls his reactions to things. It's not your fault that you decided to break up with him/tell him no in a respectful way that he got broken.

Now I'm panicking though. My first relationship went to shit after my at the time girlfriend cheating on me and being utterly heartbroken by the fact she did it. She tried to get back together in a similar way. This means I've done this before

That's awful.

But, from your first post, it didn't seem you did anything wrong to your ex boyfriend or say it the wrong way in order to possibly evoke a heartbroken response like you're describing. I can understand you not wanting to do the same thing that your first SO did to him, but she was cheating on you. You are just letting him go. Not the same scenario. If he's having that response, it's all on his end in that case.

No, we broke up ages ago on good terms. I accidentally implied I wanted to get back together and didn't realize what I did

I got the phone number of a girl that I like my class and the number she gives me does not work. Even though she told me that it's the correct the number. Today was our last day of class. Unless I bump into her again next week, I feel so upset right now.

Sometimes I wonder if I'm not meant to have a happy life or not :(.

Have you tried looking for her on social media?

She tells me that she does not have Skype and does not remember having a Facebook. I type in her name on Facebook and found nothing.

Well my last week of school ended like two weeks ago and I had no luck finding her. I don't know why her number does not work. She was really nice and she enjoy talking to me. I never come off as a type of guy who would stalk others or do anything harmful. I feel like life does not want me to find someone special :cry.

[QUOTE=Annuga;653611]No, we broke up ages ago on good terms. I accidentally implied I wanted to get back together and didn't realize what I did[/QUOTE

I mean...when it comes to rejection, all the other person can do is deal with it in their own way.

If you don't like'em, you don't like'em- you're more than allowed to say no to them, and if they don't like that- as much of a heartless person as I may sound like: Tough s---.

You can't make somebody like you, they have to get that through their head- and if they can't, and they take the rejection far too personally and possibly develop a grudge against you for it- again, as heartless as I may sound: That's their problem.

I've been cheated on multiple times, I have been dumped multiple times, and yes it hurts- but one thing I never ever did was go BACK to that relationship- because if it didn't work the first time, what makes you think it'll work now?

It's like taking a crappy tire and putting it back on the car- why? Why do that?

All you can do is say no to them, hope they understand, and if they can't: Sorry, nothing you can say or do about it. That's just how it goes.