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Home > Family & People > Relationships   »   Should I send birthday wishes to my ex?

 
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Old Nov 24, 2006, 10:22 AM
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Should I send birthday wishes to my ex?

For those of you who don't know my story, my girlfriend of 6 years broke up with me about 4 months ago. The reason for our break-up was because I wasn't treating her as well as I should have, which made her realize that she was young and didn't deserve to be tied down to a relationship that required so much work. We were 16 when we met. Her decision was for her own good, and I know that.

I've tried to contact her many times intially, but later gave up and followed the no contact rule. I even found myself in a rebound relationship which quickly died out. I still miss my ex though, and her birthday is in 4 days. I want to call her...

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Old Nov 26, 2006, 03:50 PM   #21  
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Thanks everyone. I'm not gonna call her or contact her in anyway. I just needed a little support to keep going. And yes, thanks to all of you I've made alot of progress since the break-up!
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Good to hear Pat.

Keep moving forward. Sometimes we need a little wake up call when our thinking gets a bit skewif.

remember your other posts and the advice you got in them. Perhaps it is time to go and re-read all the responses there!

there was heaps of good advice and it might be good to be reminded about how now is a time to concentrate on you and you only.
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Old Oct 10, 2007, 01:01 AM   #23  
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Originally Posted by PatBateman
For those of you who don't know my story, my girlfriend of 6 years broke up with me about 4 months ago. The reason for our break-up was because I wasn't treating her as well as I should have, which made her realize that she was young and didn't deserve to be tied down to a relationship that required so much work. We were 16 when we met. Her decision was for her own good, and I know that.

I've tried to contact her many times intially, but later gave up and followed the no contact rule. I even found myself in a rebound relationship which quickly died out. I still miss my ex though, and her birthday is in 4 days. I want to call her...

Advice?


Man, im on your shoes, but the only difference is that, it was for 2 years, and the breakup was hard as hell and really bad. First i tried to contact her initially, but she didnt respond for 2 months or so. Than one day, she sent me a message. It was what i really wanted, only a contact, nothing more. All what we got now is a kind of "friendship" since 6 months, and it was what she wanted too. I respected that wish of her, although i know it will never be the same between us. But in the end, i didnt lost my lover and my friend too. Im not expecting anything more from her. At least we both have the communication open. Life is just unexpected. Who knows, maybe one day she may value your good side, or better, she may not found someone better than you, and with that time those bad feelings of her, will vanish, and flee away, and she will begin to miss the times you had together. Its not said that there is a limit time for the missing. I missed the good days, after 3 years or so. But it was too late. Without a contact, it will stay always like that. Strangers to eachother. I would like to say, that i appreciate your wishes for your ex, and i would suggest. Go for it. I was in the same shoes, and i came here asking these people, for 2 months, and everyone said me, forget her, leave her, she is not good, you are not good, its not worth, etc. Im not saying they are wrong, but they just dont know the answers. The only answer stayes in your heart. In the end, what do you have to lose? You are already lost, and if one more try (this wish for her birthday), will make the things worse, so be it. But at least you wont have to ask yourself the whole life "why didnt i sent her that wish?". At least, you are showing careness, and you are telling her that, whatever happend, she still remains important for you. Keep it short, you dont want anything more, but to wish her the birthday! Otherwise, she may think you are manipulating her that she owns you the same wish on your birthday, and people usually think the worse side of a situation, after the breakup. And dont forget, you have been together for so long, and no one can give you the answer, except you.
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