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3 UPDATES: GF Blocked Me After A Misunderstanding Without Even Hearing Me Out… Now Seven Years Later, She's At My Door With A Young Boy Claiming That It's My Son And Now She Wants Child Support But Then She Met my Wife & She Immediately Regretted Coming Back Because She Just Dug Her Own Grave….

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Hello, Reddit. This is going to be kind of long because there's a lot of context. So, first and foremost, I'll tell you guys a little about my ex-girlfriend. My ex, Cindy (30F now, 23 when we were together), and I were together for four years. We met in college and stayed together throughout. We even got an apartment together once we graduated and lived together for a year before she broke things off with me abruptly and without an explanation. Cindy was one year older than me and a senior in college so I was too shy to go talk to her and she's the one who had to initiate the relationship. She asked me out, she said "I love you" first after six months of being together and she is the one who suggested that we move in together after college. She was a wonderful girlfriend (for those who can't tell, this is sarcasm) in every way but one, she was just very insecure. I don't know what it was, maybe it was because I never really took initiative in the relationship or something similar. But she was just always very insecure and jealous and she'd hate it when I'd speak to other girls, no matter who they were. So after a couple of fights, I cut off all my friends who happened to be women because Cindy was more important to me than being friends with other women.