Hi,
First off, I think you need to get some mental health counseling. Now. You are having thoughts of suicide already twice mentioned. You feel such low self esteem. It is time to have some emotional support. You have dealt with a lot in the recent year or so. And your hormones may still be in a free for all yet with returning to nonpregnancy. The hormones alone can do a number on your emotions.
You will need to make a decision if you want to stay and continue with the way the relationship has been going on, or, to move into your own place and take time to be on your own and socialize with girlfriends and coworkers and take up interests that don't need this boyfriend at your side. You need time and space to get your head together again.
If you decide you are ready to leave, start looking for your own apartment. After you have found it, and are ready to leave, break the news to him calmly and have already rehearsed your reason for your decisions. It need not be anymore than "I want to live alone." If he tries to argue and convince you otherwise, you will have to stand with your decision and only repeat that you want to be alone now. Do not give an inch to him. Have a firm decision, that you want to live by yourself now. That is all you need to say to him. He is a big boy now, and he will live through this upset, so don't think you are doing anything terrible. You are not wrong to want to live alone now. You are not married, and you have no obligation to stick with him if you don't want to. You owe him nothing. You owe yourself your sanity, happiness, better self esteem, new friendships and people you feel you can trust, and you owe yourself good health physically and mentally. It is a good time to regroup yourself.
If you still feel like you are not strong enough to carry out the above plan, but you want to move, get your new apartment quietly, say nothing. Move into your apartment while he is away, and leave a note for him (that you wrote ahead of time) that you decided to live on your own now. Thanks for everything. name. Leave your house key with the note and be off. Don't give him your new address or phone number. Block his cell calls so you don't have to deal with any temptation to be persuaded to return to him. Then, after you have had some counseling and you are starting to feel very good about yourself and confident about your life, only then, if you so choose to, you can contact him. But give yourself a good year first.
Also remove your money from your joint account! Open your own bank account some place else. Remove the money and take your name off his account. Then take the money to your new bank and deposite it. No paper trails.
You didn't mention whether you work at the same place. Hopefully not. But if you do, or he comes to your job, you will need to stand firm with your decision to live alone now. No you don't want to give out your address or phone #. You need time to get better and you need to be alone now. (By alone, I don't be holed up in a corner of your apartment. But starting out on a new life adventure for you. New people, school, clubing with friends, whatever). You can vacation with a girlfriend in the mountains, the ocean, A Cruise, and you can just go to a movie, a museum, start a sport or a hobby. There is a lot you can do. Stay in touch. K
Wow do you have a lot going on for someone who is only 21. No wonder you are so stress and have low self esteem.
I see so much of me in you. As yourself, I experienced many deaths in a short time.
Within an 8 month period, my brother got married and a week later my mother died, week later her brother in law died, week later my bf father died, and I can go on and on.
Two weeks before Christmas my brother's wife miscarried their first baby, lost my job, my beloved doggie child died and the man I though I would spend the rest of my life with couldn't handle my grief and also left. I almost had to be hospitalized, because my grief caused my throat to swell very dangerously. My strong Christian faith in God got me through.
Also, suicide is never the answer. A person who thinks about suicide doesn't have the coping skills necessary to what in reality is a temporary situation that shall also pass, if the would just hold on for one more day or get medical help with their depression.
You need time to grieve the death of your father, grandfather and a miscarrage. These are life changing events and the last thing you need is more stress from mistrust in a relationship. He has given you reason to doubt him. Also, as yourself, I have that six sense that tells me when something is wrong or when something is going to happen. We have to listen to that inner voice like a guardian angel warning us when something is just not right. All this moving around is stressfull.
You need time to heal. Quite time to just think and heal. If necessary don't be afraid to seek counseling. Medhelp forum also has grief forum that got me through all the deaths of my family and friends and I found this site as a result.
You need to re-evaluate your relationship. If it's complicated, stressful, trust issues or if you are not in love with him, you need to make decisions and a plan on how to move forward with you life at this point.
You are young and have your entire life ahead of you. If this guy is not the one and you should know deep down in your heart if he is or isn't, them tell him that it's not working out for you and need to move forward with your life. I wish you the best and it's going to be alright..one day at a time.