Fights between couples are normal and often we tend to speak harsh words we might not mean when we are angry. Give it some time so that both of you can cool down and think straight. Try to get to a middle ground and sort out the problem in a mature manner. Also, please don't say things like you feel that you have no one and that you are alone. Your boyfriend might be a very important person in your life, but I am sure you would also be surrounded by other people - your friends and family, who care for you and who love you. And fights like these are a part of life, but don't ever give anyone the power to make you feel you are all alone. Try to build a more positive relationship with yourself and other people who are also as important to you as your boyfriend is. Feeling hurt is normal in such situations, but always have enough self love and self worth so that you never feel like you have no one in life. Always remember as long as you have yourself and other loved ones in your life, you will never be alone 😊

Hey Maybe take some time off each other. Give and take space. Focus on the mean things that you said and try to answer why you said them. When we lash out in anger and say hurtful things, usually there are underlying issues that have not been dealt with. Try to find if there are any such issues. And then talk you are both calm

Time off of each other*

Fights in relationships can be very intense and painful. It's understandable that you feel lonely now. While it may have been precipitated due to a certain reason, many fights share a pattern that both partners have created over time. It might help to reflect on your contribution to this pattern. Have heart, even if this is an end to things please know that you will get better and if you reach out, there will be many friends and family ready to take care of you. If this is not the end, consider extending an olive branch while being aware of your own boundries. Its commendable to take responsibility for our role in hurting someone. Yet it must not be at the cost of our own selves. So take time to also think of what your boundries are, what are some not so healthy ways of expressing your anger and needs that could be changed. Remeber though, changing these patterns take time. So be patient.