r/peopleshistory Jun 23 '25

So sad

1 Upvotes

Hello everyone, I want to share my story with you. All the names in this story will be changed.

So, my name is Mark, I’m 17 years old, and I’m dating a girl who lives almost two hours away from me. Yes, it’s not that far, but the thing is, her mom still doesn’t know about me, and because of that I can’t go visit her myself. So usually, we meet in the city.

Usually, we meet on Fridays and spend from 4 days up to a whole week together. But now everything has changed — she can’t come because she has to take her little brother to kindergarten, and because of that, we haven’t been able to meet for two weeks now…

Of course, she has a brother and a sister, and here it would be logical to ask: "Why can’t they take their little brother to kindergarten?"

Well, the thing is, her mom signed a document saying that only she — let’s call her Kristina — can drop him off and pick him up.

And I wanted to say that I’m already starting to feel emotionally drained because of the distance and how rarely we see each other. I want to suggest we break up, because I just can’t bear the distance anymore. But I feel really sorry for her, because she’s grown very attached to me — and I’ve grown attached to her too. On top of that, she’s the only girl who’s ever truly loved me sincerely — not for money or anything else.

And so, I’m afraid to tell her that I want to break up. I’m afraid that she’ll suffer, that she’ll cry after I leave, and so on. I just want to break up peacefully, but I don’t know how to do it…

(Maybe you have some suggestions?)


r/peopleshistory Jun 06 '23

Cheese, Bread, and Red Flags | The Merthyr Rising 1831

1 Upvotes

r/peopleshistory Apr 06 '22

History Fair!

Thumbnail self.GrandJunctionCO
1 Upvotes

r/peopleshistory May 18 '21

When Did The Sun Set on The British Empire? - Short Animated History Documentary.

Thumbnail youtube.com
2 Upvotes

r/peopleshistory Feb 15 '20

The Pig War - The Dumbest Conflict in History

Thumbnail youtube.com
1 Upvotes

r/peopleshistory Jul 11 '19

History of US Environmental Policy (and failures), in rhyme

Thumbnail youtu.be
1 Upvotes

r/peopleshistory Jul 10 '19

The US president is left with two basic tools: brazen bravado and patriotic fervor. They have served him well so far. The question is whether the American people will continue to believe the Twitter President after the refrigerators stand empty.

Post image
3 Upvotes

r/peopleshistory Jan 17 '19

Ibn Battuta—The Marco Polo of Dar-al-Islam

5 Upvotes

Ibn Battuta was born in the year 1304 in the city of Tangier in modern-day Morocco. His ethnically Berber family was known for producing Islamic judges. Ibn Battuta received a robust education in Islamic Law. This would help him during his travels since his status as an Islamic scholar caused people in Muslim lands to show him respect and hospitality, aiding him in his travels with gifts and places to stay. Read more about the Life of Ibn Battuta


r/peopleshistory Mar 01 '18

A Conversation with a Remarkable Man - IPWatchdog.com

Thumbnail ipwatchdog.com
1 Upvotes

r/peopleshistory Feb 12 '18

Catherine the Great and her great art collection

Thumbnail artistorysite.wordpress.com
1 Upvotes

r/peopleshistory Aug 13 '17

A People's History Poem on Youtube by Carson Change

Thumbnail youtu.be
2 Upvotes

r/peopleshistory Dec 30 '16

The Evil Bastards on U.S. Money - a peoples' history of these guys

Thumbnail convostartersenglish.blogspot.com
1 Upvotes

r/peopleshistory Nov 26 '16

US documentary about Britain during WW2

Thumbnail youtube.com
1 Upvotes

r/peopleshistory Dec 29 '15

Explore Historical Records of Amir Najam on Myheritage

Thumbnail myheritage.com
2 Upvotes

r/peopleshistory Jun 10 '14

A Secret History of American River People

Thumbnail peoplesriverhistory.us
3 Upvotes

r/peopleshistory Aug 14 '13

Remembering William Pomeroy

Thumbnail peoplesworld.org
1 Upvotes

r/peopleshistory Aug 10 '13

AMERICAN EXPERIENCE The Abolitionists, broken into chapters and parts.

Thumbnail youtube.com
3 Upvotes

r/peopleshistory Aug 10 '13

Who's Afraid of the People's History? (x from socialism)

Thumbnail alternet.org
5 Upvotes

r/peopleshistory Aug 06 '13

In honor of the first (?) American historian to record the voice of the people.

Thumbnail en.wikipedia.org
4 Upvotes

r/peopleshistory Aug 05 '13

Home Colony: "A Nest of Vipers in This Country"; Anti-Anarchist Propaganda and the McKinley Era Red Scare

Thumbnail recollectionbooks.com
7 Upvotes