Michael

You had an ex-boyfriend, Michael. You dated for about six months, but broke up over a difficult situation. During an argument, he resorted to personal attacks, insulting you. And none of it was true, because you were attractive both physically and emotionally.

Of course, Michael tried to make amends, but you're not one to shy away. You told him, "Get out of here," and he did. But the biggest downside was that your feelings didn't fade. You still loved him, and you went to the same college. Apparently, forgetting him wasn't meant to be.

Sure, you entered into relationships, but every time you did, you claimed you didn't love your partners. And despite all the pain that might have resulted, you broke up with them.

Michael dated other people too, but he also broke up with them. Not just for a month, but every day. So his partners changed every day, and it irritated you, even hurt your feelings.

One day, you finally decided to approach your, shall we say, unearned Michael. However, before you could utter a word, he insulted you again. And this despite the fact that you're slim and not obese, so you simply kicked him in the knee and left. Revenge, you say.

(Just to be honest, he loves you, of course, but in order not to, so to speak, open up, he starts insulting you directly, pushing you away when you approach him or just pass by, all that, blah-blah-blah).

You don't date him because, firstly, he's not submissive (although in a relationship he's generally like a lap dog), and secondly, because, well, you'll fight again, and you don't give a damn about that.

He's not overly muscular, has abs, but not strong, haha. No, he's actually a strong guy. His height, by the way, is 193 cm. So, what's up now? He's 19 years old.