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Input: Hey guys,

Recently I've been feeling guilty about something, but simultaneously feeling like I shouldn't feel guilty about it so I figured I'd bring it here.

I've been seeing this girl off and on for a while, and while nothing super serious has happened I've been distancing myself from her, and I'm unsure if that's an asshole thing to do, or if I owe her an explanation.

We had been hanging out at her place when she went to go take a shower. While she was in the shower I noticed she left discord open and decided to ctrl+f my name in the open conversation to see if I came up. (I'll explain why at the end) The first message I found kinda shook my reality. She had basically said she was using me to get over an ex, and once I had "outlived my usefulness" she was gonna ditch me. Searching a bit more she had also said that she changed her mind and thinks she might actually like me, however the first message stuck with me more. 


Since then I have been Slowly cutting her out as I cannot shake the feeling that our relationship was just a game to start out and I kinda want to just get out and never talk to her again. WIBTA for this? If so, would explaining myself help my case?

Postnote: A while back I had left my discord open around her and she had searched her name in my conversations too, luckily the only message that was secretive was that I thought she had a dorky laugh. So she had been teasing me about this, I was hoping to get something to tease her back about.

distancing someone who wanted (past tense) to use me