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Input: About a month ago I broke up with my first bf who I had only been dating for a month. The main reason was, that it all was moving way to fast for me and he expected our relationship to last for at least 2years without us getting to know each other first. Furthermore he was making jokes going like :"You're beautiful but not very smart, are you?" This made me feel as if he wasn't interested in my character at all. He didn't respect decisions I made either. But don't get me wrong, he could be very sweet and caring, but I just didn't feel comfortable around him. 

After I've been thinking about ending things for about a week, I finally talked to him. I broke up with him after school(we're in the same grade) As a reason for our break up I stated, that I didn't really feel comfortable around him, which was true but I didn't say anything about the other reasons to not make him feel even more insecure than he already is. At first he was all like:"Yeah, it's fine. I'm fine. Bye" Later he texted me, that i had been lying to him and that I played with his feelings because didn't tell him earlier. But I simply needed some time to figure everything out. Later he callmed down and apologized. Still he continued to make passive agressive statements towards me. 

Now I'm feeling like the asshole because I'm reminded of all that happened between us every day when I see him in the hallway. But this isn't it... I think I might be falling for his best friend, who is also in my grade but whom I've known for over 2 years. We are friends and I would never act on my feelings since I am rather shy and I wouldn't want to hurt my ex twice, but AITA?

breaking up with my bf and not telling him I was doubting our relationship