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snuffy
Jun 28, 2005, 06:08 AM
Dears peoples,

I split up with my girlfriend of 14 months last week. This also happened in mid march but I lost a bit of dignity then and begged her to give it another go. I no wrealise that I should have left her alone and left her space to herself. She says she never felt that same attraction for me since then, so ended it.

While we were together I swear we were so well matched and even her friends said we were so amazing together. However after reading the advice heer, I think the reason she went off me mainly is I turned into that 'wuss' in last 4 months whereas before when I didn't seem so bothered she was 'red hot' for me and went crazy if she didn't hear from me.

I'll paste a few things/reasons from her email:

"
hey, i hope ur ok. this isnt an easy email for me to write and you wont want to hear it, but i want to end our relationship. im sorry if it seems im springing this on you, i dont know if you could tell i was being a bit funny with you, ive probably seemed a bit moody and y. ive been thinking things over and i think it would be better for us both if i ended it, theres no point me tryin to carry on if im just gonna end up bein a to you and make you miserable anyway. ever since we first broke up ive not felt the same way, i wanted to have another go at things to see if it could work and to see if i could change how i felt but it hasnt. its not because of you, youve not changed your still the same guy i fell for at the beginning but i think ive changed, i really just want to be single now for a long time i think, im 17 and im just not in the same place as you right now im all over with my emotions i get depressed and moody and i just think right now i dont need a extra person to worry about or to think about. i want to concentrate on myself....

...i hope that we can still be friends because your a really nice person and i do like you. i can see it might be very difficult for you especially at first so maybe when youve had time to get used to us not being together we can meet up occaisionally for a drink or sumint.
i would have preferred to tell you in person and i probably would have waited till i saw you on wedesday but it turns out i wont have been able to see you that night because i have a meeting at work, and its a case of having actually worked up the courage to tell you. no-one else at all knows i was going to say this to you so theres no point ringing up my friends they wont find out till later i wanted you to know first.....

.....im sorry to hurt you, your a great person and i do care for you, the time ive spent with you has been amazing but i dont feel that i should have us carry on when im not ready to put myself 100% into the relationship.
im not sure whether ur at work or not im sorry if ive made it for you whilst your there. i presume that your probably gonna ring me or txt me, but i will just be saying the same thing, so im not going to change my mind this time.
again im really sorry it would have probably been better you'd never met me and i wish this was the other way round but i can't change how i feel. you will get over me and you will meet someone else, not many people meet their true love at 21 and 17 its very rare so it may feel like the worlds ended right now but trust me it hasnt give it time and all wounds heal. you will go back to uni soon without havin to worry about me enjoy yourself and probably meet someone there.
im sure we will talk again soon. sorry""

the reasons quoted before are " I need my space", " I do still love you"

I know for sure since march I have turned into an idiot, never given her space, so she must be bored and I've never given her room to miss me, and I guess I have been too available.


Other than that I know that we have never done anything destructive to each other and she said she could 'never rule out being with me in future but that right now she does not feel like it at all', and that she does not at all 'want to be in another relationship wiv anyone else else for a long time, years probably.'


So what do I do? Follow the general consensus on here of ignoring her for a bit, making myself less available?

She got off wiv lads last Thursday in a club but I grudgingly gave her my blessing, though it still hurts

Please give me advice.

Maybe that email I have shown (which doesn't include my name) gives clues?

Thanks guys,

snuffy
Please advise me

Wildcat21
Jun 28, 2005, 08:40 AM
Well, well the ONLY way to get her back is to give her space. No calls for 2 months - NO CONTACT. NO e-mails, text, calls - none. Be elusive - make her think about you and wonder what you're doing.

YOU HAVE TO CHANGE and figure out what caused the break.

Then MAYBE call and causaully ask her to go to coffee after 2 months.

Learn about 'Nice Guys' - It's too easy to fall into WUSS behavior. WOMAN HATE THAT! Hate it. Too, nice, too agreeable, no opinion, always there, sharing your feelings all the time etc.

Work on yourself, learn about woman, hang out with your friends and have fun, DATE other woman casually, work on your hobbies/sports, hang with your family - it's important.

I am sure you were too availavble, called all the time, emailed, texted - woman grow to HATE that. Hate it.

Go to these sites and learn about woman and what creates attraction:

www.askmen.com - read every dating article - everyone - ESPECIALLY Doc Love

www.doubleyourdating.com - but the book - seriously.

www.sosusave.com - read every article

www.lovetactics.com - win your lover back

Learn about Nice Guys an how it's bad for business. Get this part of your life in order.

Wildcat21
Jun 28, 2005, 08:41 AM
Being needy and clingy is horrible for business.

Wildcat21
Jun 28, 2005, 08:42 AM
You stopped being a challenge for her - game over. SHE IS NOT your life - only part of it. You need other thinsg to keep busy.

Wildcat21
Jun 28, 2005, 08:43 AM
You ALSO need to act like this OK... what ever... your life is great without her.

Wildcat21
Jun 28, 2005, 08:44 AM
Woman love crushing men like you for sport. Act indifferent - don't call.

AND begging in March to have her back - repulsive!! Yuck!! SICK!! Be a freaking man.

snuffy
Jun 28, 2005, 09:04 AM
So, judging by my email and the info I have provided there's a good chance I can make her want me.. become attracted, or do you think 3 months of clinginess (before I wasn't so clingy and she was all over me like a rash) have caused irreperable damage?

Wildcat21
Jun 28, 2005, 09:27 AM
I don't know. I don't know how much damage you did to the relationship. I just know what works.

And what doesn't - DON'T go running to the phone whwne she calls ever. Don't return her calls.

YOU HAVE TO CHANGE BIG time - figure out WHAT turned her off.

STOP being so serious - woman HATE serious - light and funny ALL the time.

mike145k
Jun 29, 2005, 02:41 PM
It happens some times the people we love do not love us with the same zeal,I suggest to study the relationship you are in from a nuetral point of view,I know its hard but ask yourself does she love me the way I want her to if the answer is no ,its solved

snuffy
Jul 3, 2005, 05:06 AM
OK so we went out last Thursday because my parents are getting married soon, and she said she wouldn't mind going. Whilst I was out at this bar with her, I was all jokey and light hearted, kind of being 'nonchalant' as you people suggested. I said I'm really delighted whatever you do and I can see its good for both of us to go out and enjoy a little freedom because of our ages. In short I didn't show any sadness that she isn't going out wiv me anymore.

A compl;ete change from the week before. If anything I needed her to see that there was a 'change' in my outlook, or else she would have thought I was still broken.

OK since then one of her friends has strongly come onto me and she really fancies me. She is a lovely girl very attractive but obviously the ex g/f said to me, do not get off wiv any of my friends! I do like this other girl but I am definitely not over my ex g/f and I am reluctant to do anything with this other girl because I don't want to hurt either of them. It would take complete knowledge that there was absolutely zero chance of getting back with the ex g/f then I could mentally move on and maybe see how it goes with her friend.

I have not made any contact with the ex g/f since last Wednesday. None at all. I wonder if the ex is thinking of me because I've never gone this long without being in contact.

I don't mind her going out and being free and having a bit of fun, I would be jealous if she started a relationship with anyone because she expressly stated that she will not for a long long time. So if she diod that would be a big lie from her.

So, do I continue this no contact, and has my change of 'tact' likely to be working??

Wildcat please advise me of the whole situation.


I think I am doinbg well, but I definitely want her back, just she doesn't know it now because I have not told her.



Thanks, snuffy

snuffy
Jul 4, 2005, 06:22 AM
Wildcat man. Where are you? Can you advise me here, and let me know what you think to what I did. etc.

Thanks, man

Wildcat21
Jul 4, 2005, 11:50 AM
Hey Snuffy,

Continue with the no contact. Wait. She went out with you the one time recently - if she had a good time and you say what happened is true - you will hear from her again. You need to act like you have a life, are busy, and don't care if she is in your life or not.

It's great the other gal is attracted to you - wait a few weeks - she will most likely still be available to date. Take her out then - you really can't listen to what your ex says - she broke - and in a few weeks it will look OK.

Although - generally I do not ever date ex's friends UNLESS they set me up or say it's OK.

Again - you need to keep up the change. Figure out what drove her away. READ ALL those websites I gave you - learn about woman!

"she started a relationship with anyone because she expressly stated that she wiull not for a long long time." That's a pipe dream - she said that so she THOUGHT she wouldn't hurt you.

ALWAYS keep your feeling to yourself - always.

lickemlolly
Jul 4, 2005, 03:02 PM
OK DO NOT get off with her friend... if you have ANY hope of getting this girl back you will ruin it by messin with her friend... back off and give her space.. like I told you when you sent me the message it takes TIME... it will not happen over night and you have to be patient... it took me almost 3 months before mine came back but you know if she really cares and there is really still chemistry there then she will be back... you just need to give her some time and air to breathe... so guess what... when she's acting carefree and nochalant... act the same way... stop being a punk and letting her see that this is having such a big impact on your life.. she is NOT your center of the universe just a mere part of it.. remember that

Wildcat21
Jul 4, 2005, 03:37 PM
Good advice - lickemlolly.

Follow that - DO NOT contact for a while unless she calls - if she does - do not answer - return her call a day or two later. Just act busy.

snuffy
Jul 5, 2005, 01:51 AM
Cheers guys. This new girl is a lovely girl. However certainly on balance I would not want to f**k up any chance of being with my ex again to get with this new girl because I still fancy my ex loads.

Like you say maybe after a much longer time if I am 'put out of my misery' then and only then should I consider moving on with the new girl if it feel sright for us both...

... Then you watch... the ex will want me back..

PPPPfffftttt. Girls eh! Can't live with them, can't live without them!

mike145k
Jul 5, 2005, 02:07 AM
my tip to you is watch what you do your x could kill you if you go out with any of her friends is that clear to you. Friend listen to me do not risk it leave get as far away as you can to a place where the wild life roam and the streams bend in curves around your home this is what you desire.

snuffy
Jul 5, 2005, 02:43 AM
Well I will do it if after many weeks there is no desire to be with me.

She can't say I don't want you but no one else can either.

lickemlolly
Jul 5, 2005, 04:06 AM
Yeah for now I wouldn't be talking to any of her friends but after some time if she is moving on with her life then why shouldn't you... why should the world stop because she is not in your life and has no desire to be... but seriously though even if she does move on I still wouldn't recommend her friend... find someone else... bc not only will she see her friend as bad but shell see you as bad... itll probably make her really jealous but then again it could backfire in your face and her friend may turn you down... want some good advice... dont date your ex's friends!! find someone else... there are many pretty faces out there..

snuffy
Jul 5, 2005, 08:45 AM
Something I omitted to tell you. Quite recently my ex girlfriend was acting rather strangely and I am thinking it is hormonal things which made her like this. She became very very depressive and I always tried to comfort her and tell her how great she is. Maybe this was smothering her but I cared about her welfare and I think it would have been wrong to dismiss her or ignore it.

She admitted by her own volition that she has very low self esteem. I don't know why because she is attractive physically and she is very intelligent and has much going for her.

I don't know if her lack of self esteem would have been a serious play on her mind for her to decide that she cannot handle the relationship. She did say in her email ' that she is up and down with her emotions and depressed a lot and right now wants to concentrate on herself." Her words.

Maybe she feels that if she can go out and get off with a few people then she will feel more self worth and feel attractive? I don't know? But I do want her and hope she sees me for the kind person I truly am, and that her great feelings of our good times persuade her to give it another try.

She texted me today but I have not replied, and I think I won't either, as per Wildcat's advice.


What are your thoughts please?

Does this shed new light on it?


Thanks, Snuffy

Wildcat21
Jul 5, 2005, 09:01 AM
Here is the problem dude - woman DON'T WANT the sensitive guy!! They HATE the sensitive guy. They have their girlfriends shoulders to cry on.

Too many compliments and she runs!! Compliments are to be spread few and far between.

See you were be WAY too much of 'nice a guy'. Woman hate it!

Smothering kills relationships. You're NOT there to fix her ever. Never, early on in a relationship, give too much attention - she needs her space big time.

Sure you should listen - but, I have a feeling you went into sensitive girlfriend mode. Woman don't need another GF. You're there actually to make her feel GOOD and LAUGH and FUN!

Seriosuly - learn about nice guys: www.relationships.blog-city.com

Wildcat21
Jul 5, 2005, 09:04 AM
The sensitive guy mode is very hard to fix. If she labels you a 'Nice guy' it's very hard to remove that. You also DON'T want to be a jerk at all - never.

It's kind of a fine line between both.

I've said to girls early on - I'm not your therapist and I'm not your girlfriend - please go talk to your girlfirends about this. They really don't want to share this stuff with you anyway - if they do - back off.

turtlegirl
Jul 7, 2005, 07:29 AM
Wildcat,
I'm assuming (hoping) that the no compliments/let's not talk about anything sensitive only applies as the relationship is getting off the ground, right? Because I wouldn't want to be with someone who rarely complimented me and didn't ever want to talk about what was going on in each others' lives.
Help me out here!

BattleAngel14745
Jul 7, 2005, 07:53 AM
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Wildcat21
Jul 7, 2005, 08:05 AM
Turtle - absolutely - only early on - most guys come on too stron gand ruin the relationship. Their interest level is too high and the compliments flow.

Too many compliments early on and you gals feel your being manipulated. AND - you feel repulsed after a while.

snuffy
Jul 7, 2005, 08:27 AM
Let me please correct you. Very important is this... at 17 she most certsinly IS legal. Maybe not in your country but in the Uk she definitely, unequivocally is old enough.

FYI the legal age is 16.

That needed to be said, before You get any more misconceptions.

BattleAngel14745
Jul 7, 2005, 09:17 AM
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snuffy
Jul 8, 2005, 05:24 AM
Just a moment there. Why the rudeness. Barely legal? Either legal or not, and fyi my girlfriend before her was older than me. How dare you cast aspersions and assassinate my character.

Snuffy comes from a nickname she gave me because of my eyelashes, they resembled those of snuffy on sesame street apparently.

Have the good grace to aploogise when you have been corrected, and lastly- that you have to be so impertinent is a failing in your personality!

I'd suggest you be a little more respectful and respect other people. I have not had the bad grace to be rude to you so I don't expect it back.

BattleAngel14745
Jul 8, 2005, 06:36 AM
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Wildcat21
Jul 8, 2005, 08:37 AM
Snuffy - Battle gave some good sound advice in this last post.

I think you may have put pressure on this gal and that's not good.

snuffy
Jul 11, 2005, 01:34 AM
Hey guys,

Funny what a few weeks does to change your mind and feelings for someone. You are so right. Women are a mere addition to your life not your whole life.


My feelings for this girl have gone entirely, don't know how, they just have.


Saturday evening I heard she went to a party and slept with a guy she didn't know and that half way through sex he told her 'oh by the way I have a girlfriend'

This act surprised me, I did not think she would just jump into bed with anyone but how wrong I was. I actually pity her for that. And I assume she felt very very used and abused. I'm not even hurt. Just surprised.

Everything you said about approaching girls is so right too. Strike up conversation, say something different then ignore them or act indifferent. I was playing this like a game at the weekend in night clubs. They follow you around like a bad rash! I couldn't get rid of a few of them.

Also I have somehow, god knows how, received interest from some very nice girls indeed who like me for who I am. This has made me feel so much more worth and I shall proceed carefully and learn to never make the mistakes which probably as you say turned the ex girlfriend off me.

Her friends does want me. I think I may even go there since the ex g/f lost a lot of self respect/scruples Saturday evening. It is not to get back at her at all. That does not interest me. I don't do revenge.


Thank you for all your invaluable advice.

Wildcat21
Jul 11, 2005, 06:45 AM
Hey Snufy - considering she slept with some guy she didn't know - I think it's OK now to go for her friend - 100% - if you wish.

Classic - "I have a girlfriend" - YOU NEVER WANT TO BE WITH THIS GAL EVER AGAIN. Thank god you heard about this.

When you're in the clubs you got to ask for their # or e-mail.

snuffy
Jul 11, 2005, 07:26 AM
Your advice is genius!

So I am right in thinking she is a bit of a slut for doing that!

I hear that she is getting ripped at college today because of it, and that her other friends were actually disgusted by it.

Apparently she said to them that she would have f**ked anyone.

I don't have a superiority complex but surely I am too good for her now.

Yes, I like her friend very much. I did when I was with the ex but being good natured I never encouraged it and I was faithful to her.

She told me not to get with any of her friends or people she know sbut I believe now that she has lost any right to determine this.
Also I have made it crystal clear to this new girl that she is not rebound material and that its not to get back at the ex.

And I have said lets just see how it goes, sort of acted indifferent but she does know I want her and she has said 'the feeling's mutual'


Just play it cool I guess.

Oh incidentally the ex does not know that I know what she did at the weekend, she hasn't mentioned it, but I will let her know, gracefully - not in a smart tone- that it was pretty low and a cheap thrill probably for her low self esteem (which I always tried to make her feel good about herself)

She truly does not deserve me now anyway.


One othe rthing wildcat, there is a nother girl who has exactly the same interests and who is going to university to do law and french, as I do, who got my number off a friend last week and she seems interested. I don't know how much but I have shown her that I like eher but that's all. I'm going to play that cool too.

Thanks a million for your advice. It all really works.

Any opinion on that please tell me .


Thanks, snuffy

Wildcat21
Jul 11, 2005, 07:19 PM
You defintely, in a tactful way, and because you need to regain ALL power over her, let her know you about her 'hook-up'. You also need to let her know you don't appreciate it - in a tactful way.

"apparently she said to them that she would have f**ked anyone" - that sucks for her. DEFINTELY low self esteem. That's why you ned to let her know.

Go for her friend and, YES, make sure the friend knows it's not a rebound.

Wildcat21
Jul 11, 2005, 07:53 PM
HAHAHA! Nope - not in this world. Not if some one you are really attracted to.

Lots of suckers SETTLE for way less as the girl they really love leaves - IT NEVER HAS TO BE THAT WAY!!

MAN!! That totally 'Nice guy' quotes. Won't get you very far in the real world. Maybe in a movie or TV.

snuffy
Jul 12, 2005, 02:39 AM
I think I am regaining power of the whole situation - the funny thing is I really do not want her back now, seemingly it was me too who had to believe that 'I was not worthy'. Well, I bmost certainly am worthy and everyone's advice is that I am better off without her. She has changed and for the worse.

I haven't expressed disappointment to her, I said I didn't feel an ounce of jealousy ( I truly didnt) I said it was a bit sad, but its her business now.

I told her that I certainly will never want to be with her again now, but I do wish to remain on speaking terms - bear in mind wildcat that I'm not trying to win her back she's not worth it- but I said this to her: "that do u want to have a friendship with me that means regardless of what i do or who i fancy"

She said yes. NOw I really want her friend, but I am not going to be a wuss at all this time.

Treat them a little man keep them keen. I will never be abusive or a bastard but equally I shan't become clingy to anyone again. Oh by the way her friends told me she felt low for doing what she did at the time and that it was crap and cheap! Ha ha ha ha ha. Told her friends that at least I knew what I was doing!!

Goal! Game over, I will take that game, set, match thank you.


I'll keep you posted on the new girl wildcat.

What you think?

Wildcat21
Jul 12, 2005, 07:47 AM
Sorry Packer - you don't understand human nature - we deal in reality here. That's pretty creepy.

Wildcat21
Jul 12, 2005, 07:54 AM
Snuffy - NEVER put a woman on a pedestal - any woman. Never put them before you - that was you problem with this one. Seriously - their lucky if they are equal to you.

Treat them mean - keep them kean. Pretty much true - don't ever be a jerk - don't be rude ever, unless they are rude to you. etc.

Wildcat21
Jul 12, 2005, 07:57 AM
That's a lot of guys problems - they make their new gal their life and she is actually, especially in the beginning, only a small part of your life.

Even the most attractive woman are human - they have their insecurities, hang-ups, problems - etcv.

Once you learn to keep woman below - or at least that feeling - then you will lnever have these problems agan.

I don't mean to demean woman - put that's the attitude they look for.

snuffy
Jul 12, 2005, 08:07 AM
Wildcat, I agree whole-heartedly.

I was skeptical at first, if only because it doesn't make sense to a guy! However women as you say do not think logically, they feel.

It is to all intents and purposes one big game of chess seemingly!

Amazingly I have 4 or 5 women now who are interested in me, I know by the way they are around me and I am treating them all as if they want me!

Or to put it another way, I'm not going to make one of them my life. Sure if I commit then I commit, only a prick cheats. But for now, I have the luxury of choice and I can 'sell' myself and make myself only slightly available.

Someone said to me you should always leave them wanting more. Cut them short, and they will chase you. It's a nice feeling man.

You're right though never be rude unless they have been to you, but do bust their chops.

Let them know you like them but only show them that, I don't need any of them, I may want them but don't need them.


Make them 'feel' for me.' I don't need to persuade with words.

I read something too about when a women asks you for a drink. Apparently it is a test. I should say no you buy me a drink! Is this right!


I love your advice, I am changed man!

Wildcat21
Jul 12, 2005, 08:17 AM
Yep - this is the whole point - to change.

I'd advise never buy a woman a drink unless you know her.

Yes -you don'r NEED any woman - ever.

snuffy
Jul 12, 2005, 08:22 AM
Wildcat. Girl out Thursday this week, been texting me, obviously interested or she wouldn't bother. She got my number off god knows who, comliments me, knows all about me, and amazingly is going to do french and law at uni as I do!

She has been saying very positive things, I have not given too much of a response to her, but she knows I may be interested.

Now if I go out and talk to her laugh joke, do all that subliminal mirroring a touching them, being light hearted, acting non chalant etc etc. perhaps even ignore her after a couple of minutes yet just show a little tiny bit that I want her. How will this make her feel?

Intrigued perhaps?

What exactly do I do?? Just go ahead on the assumption that I don't care whether or nt she rejects me lol and not get too enthusiastic if she like me.


Lol, its so easy on paper! In practice it is tricky!

Haha


Write back

snuffy

turtlegirl
Jul 12, 2005, 11:14 AM
It IS tricky. Show you're interested, but that you have a whole and happy life that you might like to include her in. Not that you want to make her the center of. Don't wait by the phone, so to speak. Exciting for you! (I don't even have a crush on anyone right now; life is boring that way, so enjoy the sparks!)

Wildcat21
Jul 12, 2005, 11:37 AM
You don't have a crush on me? ;-(

Wildcat21
Jul 12, 2005, 11:45 AM
Snuffy - play it out with the original gal - BUT, definitely see other woman for now.

Don't ever early on put ONE woman on the pedestal. She may leave quickly for a lot of reasons.

Be yourself - BUT NOT boring - dn't tal kabout yourself much - LISTEN - LAUGH - let her talk 70% of the time - she doesn't want to hear about your grade school teachers or what a jerk your boss is. Learn to ask questions and add to wha tshe is talking about.

EYE CONTACT IS SO KEY!!

If you like her - grab her hand and hold it for a couple seconds then go - "no holdi ng hands to early" - woman want to be teased all day long.

I wouldn't think about all that stuff too much or it will look like an act - woman know this stuff.

Ignoring is great as well.

snuffy
Jul 23, 2005, 06:19 AM
Hey guys,

I truly do not want the ex back as a girlfriend now, not in a million years!

I wanted her friendship though, without a doubt, esp now that unequivocally do not want her romantically.

I been following the advice on all the articles on how to be with girls and it all works! It is truly bizaree and defies logic! I now have around 5 very attractive girls interested. I have learnt from my old mistakes.

The problem is one of those girls is a friend of the ex girlfriend and I thought that it would be OK now to proceed and see how things go with her. However, the proverbial has hit the fan now. She says she hates me right now, don't want to talk to me, and even before she found out that I like her friend she continuously slagged me off and put me down and humiliated me, I cannot believe she would have anything bad to say about me, and she has resorted to telling people that I am a pyscho ex and that I constantly on her back. I haven't texted her for 3 weeks or called or anything so maybe I am missing something there.

The upshot is, it seems that if I go with her friend she will have nothing to do with me.

Well, considering all the slandering of me and the way she has been |am beginning to wonder wheteher it is even worth having her friendship now becauise she is NOT the girl I went out with.

I suggested that she needs counselling for bad mouthing me, and I told her that it says more about her than it does about me that she has to keep talking so negatively about me. I don't understand it at all. She thinks I still want her and said I always try to get her to meet me. I don't. I have asked her if she'd like to meet for a drink just to catch up but that's all. I am being civil, she is not.


please advise.

Im meeting her friend Monday.


why is she doing all this stuff to me. I always talk good about her to other people yet she does the opposite.

I treated her so well and so respectfully. She dumped me. I wonder if seep down she is pissed that I got over her so well, and that she now sleeps with random people whereas I am seeking a proper relationship with a girl not just a cheap lay.


please please give me opinions.

Wildcat21
Jul 23, 2005, 09:40 AM
Snuffy - DUDE!!

You are MISSING A LOT!! Forget about your EX!! NOW!!

Ditch this girl. YOU SHOULD NEVER CARE WHAT SHE THINKS - THIS MORE WUSS-BOY BEHAVIOR. You'll NEVER be friends with her - EVER!! She DOES NOT RESPECT YOU AND YOU CA NNEVER TRUST HER.

Obviously YOU really screwed things up with the so called EX. To soft/sentive/Nice guy - and she WALKED ALL OVER YOU and still DOES!!

A MAN could careless what she thinks. You have to radically change your thinking here NOW!!

Obviously you STILL have huge feelings for her - AND I ASK WHY?? WHY?? WHY?? She treats you like crap, walks all over you, now says bad things about you.

Another BIG RULE - about 99% of the woman you date - once it's over YOU WILL NOT BECOME FRIENDS. 90% (still BAD odds) you WILL NOT DATE AGAIN!!

WHO CARES IF SHE HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH YOU?? WHO CARES?? YOU DON'T WANT ANYTHING TO DO WITH HER - BELIEVE ME.

DON'T TALK WITH HER - STOP ALL COMMUNICATIONS.

"I treated her so well and so respectfully." Ughhhhhhhhhhhh!! That's your problem!! You treated too well - 'Nice Guy' stuff - WHICH WOMAN HATE!! YOU SHOULD NEVER HAVE TO SAY CRAP LIKE THAT.

I don't think you learned anything at all from wha tI have tried to tell you about woman.

You sound like a big Wuss again. Yuck.

This giel is a HUGE nightmare and you're STILL STUCK ON HER> You even say she needs therapy and you still OBSESSED. What??

snuffy
Jul 23, 2005, 03:02 PM
I have learned via a vis new relationships. All the dating and attraction stuff and it works.

I realise as you say she does not have any respect for me at all, and accordingly I will follow your advice and completely ignore her. She is off my radar for good now.

Not been wuss boy since
I have been assertive, and she does not like it one bit! Ha ha


Thanks wildcat

I'm meeting the new girl Monday and I will not ever ever get whipped or attached like I did before again. I will not be a nice boy and I have told her she can buy ME a drink

Cheers dude

fredg
Jul 24, 2005, 04:38 AM
Vulgar Language is not allowed here.
fredg

turtlegirl
Jul 24, 2005, 09:23 AM
Good luck! It's okay to get attached. You SHOULD get attached, just not on the first date.

Wildcat21
Jul 25, 2005, 11:47 AM
Hey Snuffy - I had to give that tough love.

That gal sound like she has a lot baggage if she is bad mouthing you like that.

Definitely move on. Definitely try and see her friend - if only to let her friend see that you are a good guy.

See, a lot of Gals with baggage are used to being treated poorly - always.

It's not a good idea initial to do a lot onice things early on. And not be too available.

snuffy
Dec 9, 2005, 05:30 AM
Hey guys, it's months since I last wrote to you.

Re: My ex-gf. Initially after breaking up I wanted her back - a common feeling after any breakup. Then I asked how I could get her back. I was told to stay out of contact altogether. I tried to but didn't because I kept hearing all sorts of nasty things being said about me, all of which were unjustified. It was like she became an entirely different person. I ended getting sucked into the whole situation because I was replying to her slurs on me, and generally somehow making her hate me more.

Then after only a few weeks she was in bed with someone else which was the time I decided I just didn't want her back. I went for someone she knows. Not to p*ss her off, but because I thought, well its over, so I may as well go for her acquaintance because she likes me and I may as well she how it goes.

When my ex found out sh said she 'fu*king hated me' which did hurt me, so I got sucked in again. Anyway the whole summer Ihardly spoke to her and ended up apologizing to her because I was sad how she could start to hate me so much because in our relationship things were almost perfect. Obviously I just could not understand the complete attitude change towards me.

Eventually we talked a little, never in person I add, but we were kind of polite and friendly. I just wanted to maintain some kind of friendliness because I hate it when people don't get on with me, I am a good person and I treat people with the respect that I would want to be reciprocated.

Anyway a month ago, stupidly, I was drunk and sent a text saying I loved her late at night.

The morning after I realise what I did, so sent her a text saying sorry for the drunken text but said that I meant it as in love meaning' I care about u' not that I want her back, because I don't.

Anywy I must say in my mind it is an obsession of you like that at a minimum I would want to be highly regarded and at least regarded as a friend of sorts.

ANyway that day her one of her friends was sending me messages off her phone which were abusive in the extreme, which were really offensive saying that she 'absolutely despises me'. Did I miss something?? How the hell can anyone despise me when I've never done anything.

Anyway spoke to her on msn last weekend and she was very very 'cold' and said why do I want to be her friend' she did not apologise for rher friend saying the horrible nasty things and basically she don't care if we never speak again.


Now, Obv I don't want her back. I just imagined that at least she would be friendly. I never give her a bad name; it is like she is a wholly different person. Truly odious and I wonder why the hell I care so much. Its hurtful because I treated her so well, not perfect, but really well. Why is she like this.

It seems to people like I am obsessed, but I haven't seen her once since we broke up. (in june) One minute she talks to me all nice then the next I hear she is slandering me. And then she turns into a *****.

It affects me, not that she doesn't fancy me, I know all the deangelo stuff and it works on other women. I am confident in that respect and changed. But I just wanted to be a friend and just wish she didn't view me in such bad terms and wish she didn't 'despise' me. (how does that work?! )

If I ever come across her I guess I should just ignore her entirely. Or what if she says hi, I should just ignore her?

People I need advice on all of this.

Thanks, snuffy.

JoeCanada76
Dec 9, 2005, 05:54 AM
She slept with somebody else? Then you go out with one of her friends and she is mad. Then you apologize. What did you have to apologize for. Of course, now I think you realize that the original advice of staying away was right on the money. Just take this as a learning lessing. If she says hello, then say hello back. That's all, nothing more. It is up to how you feel? Do not say anything if she does not say anything. This is so messed up.

Joe

DJ 'H'
Dec 9, 2005, 05:56 AM
This girl is not even worth the time of day.

If she wanted to be your friend then she would be and she would not be treating you like this

I would not want to fight so hard for a friendship with someone like her? All she is doing is causing you pain, hurt, upset, confusion and bringing you down a nasty hole. - Don't let her - delete her number, email address and block her on MSN. Even change your number if you have to - but don't let her rule your life anymore.

I can see you are one of the good guys with a lot to give - so why waste it on someone who does not derserve or appreciate it. Get out there meet new people and give it all to a girl that does derserve it, that will appreciate it and best of all will give it back at the same time. Also give your friendship to those who are worth it. This girl is not worth it.

snuffy
Dec 9, 2005, 05:57 AM
I'm guessing, though not entireky sure, that if she truly 'despises' me then its because I liked her friend, hence the reason she thinks its best we never keep in contact.

Women really are from venus! Truly bizarre at times, though the world would be boring without them.

DJ 'H'
Dec 9, 2005, 06:02 AM
I think this girl just wants everything on her terms and done her way - she has tantrums if she doesn't get her way. At the end of the day she did the dirsty on him - he started seeing one of her friends after the whole shabam and why shouldn't he? She picks and choose when she wants to talk to him and be nice to him and the rest of the time just hits on his self esteem.

She has a lot of growing up to do and one thing she needs to learn is respect and honering other peoples feelings. If I take a dislike to someone I don't treat them like that; I am still polite and well manner and would never dream of slandering them. They are human beings with feelings like the rest of us.

snuffy
Dec 9, 2005, 06:07 AM
Thank you. You're obviously one of the nice women out there. Freakishly though may I add, you have the same birthday as her: 8th April. Bizarre!

Wildcat, what are your views on this issue. Do you agree?

DJ 'H'
Dec 9, 2005, 06:24 AM
Blimey! That is freaky.

And thank you for that lovely comment. I am so sorry she has out you through all of this. You really deserve better,

s_cianci
Dec 9, 2005, 10:37 PM
Two points for you to consider here:

First, stop trying to figure this woman out. She is obviously irrational and probably emotionally disturbed. More importantly, she is an abusive person and you don't need a friend like that. If you keep allowing her to treat you this way, she will. Steer clear of her, once and for all. If she then starts to pursue you, tell her to go away. If necessary, go to court and get a restraining order to keep her away from you. I was in a very similar situation years ago ; woman dumped me, became nasty and abusive, I finally decided to stay away from her once and for all as though she disappeared from the face of the earth. She began pursuing me again, being more abusive than ever to the point where I finally had to take legal action and get a restraining order against her.

Secondly, you seem to have an unhealthy need for the constant approval of others. Stop trying so hard to be so popular. Do you own thing and don't worry about whether others will approve and don't accept responsibility for their reactions. No matter how hard we try, some people just aren't going to like us anyway. It's human nature that not everything and everyone are pleasing to everyone else. If someone dislikes you it's not because you did anything wrong. You need to meausre yourself by your own standards rather than everyone else's. Now, disliking someone is not an excuse for mistreating them. We don't have the right to mistreat someone we dislike. Conversely, someone may dislike us but that doesn't give them the right to mistreat us. They must be held accountable for their actions. Take whatever legal action is applicable in the event someone harasses you. If it happens in the workplace, report it to your supervisor and to the appropriate labor authrities. Remember, you did nothing wrong deserving of any mistreatment. The people who mistreat you are in the wrong, you're not. It isn't wrong to dislike someone but it is wrong to mistreat them.

Tony2005
Dec 10, 2005, 01:05 AM
It is very simple. When you go out of your way to be nicer to other people, you instinctively like to be reciprocated. When you are nice, you want others to be nice too. Of course being nice isn't so bad but having tall expectations on others isn't the right way to have a healthy friendship. More often than not, expectations in friendship always create problems and end up either in break-up or emotional distress.
I doubt she is really interested to reciprocate your emotional bonding with her. Doesn't matter if she has failed to understand you, meanwhile you need to shower your kind nature to the one who really deserves. Forget her. Let her go. You move on.

Chery
Dec 10, 2005, 08:07 AM
I'm guessing, though not entireky sure, that if she truly 'despises' me then its because i liked her friend, hence the reason she thinks its best we never keep in contact.

Women really are from venus! Truly bizarre at times, tho the world would be boring without them.Even though you answered your own question in your first post, and all the other advice was very good, there really is not much more to add. Just one thing though, I don't think it was a woman who started the stupid rule of not dating the other person's friends.. I think that came from a jealous " I marked my territory first" type macho man. Forget her, and go out with anyone you wish. There are no territorial rights for anyone - that just shows immaturity. Let her hate you, if she has nothing better to do with her life. Just don't waste your's on her any more. Good luck and keep us posted.

http://smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/8/8_2_102.gif (http://www.smileycentral.com/?partner=ZSzeb001_ZN)This is how we decorate on Venus, we put our men inside and hang them up... Happy Holidays!