I'll admit in my last relationship I fit into #6 and a bit into #1 in the last bit, as I had run into some rough times lol.
But it's a long story, and as another poster already said, it was far from entirely my fault. Actually, my ex had a way of trying to make me feel like I was a gold-digger and I was "less-than" and a whole lot of stuff. Actually, I recall it being the worst in the beginning of the relationship, when *I* paid for a lot of things, and I had an apt. and I had the friends, and I went everywhere. And the funny part is, I never used to be that clingy. I never used to be that dependent. I had friends before all of this. I had...a life. In hindsight, I notice a pretty large decline in my self-esteem over the course of it. It's my own fault for staying so long. I was younger, insecure, naive... From the males' version of this list:
AskMen.com - Types of men
...I'd say he fit into 2, 3, 5, and 7. And once I got rid of him, I began to notice the same traits in myself, and a few other "friends" I have. Like one who fits into type
3, 4, 6, and 7 really strongly. After I while I couldn't help asking myself why I kept attracting such negative people. A lot of users, fair-weather friends, back-stabbers, users, and whatever else lmao. I cannot be held responsible for the actions of others, but again, it's my fault for keeping these people around. LOL It's true what they say, when you raise your own standards, you tend to run into a lot of other people who meet them!