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kgreen44
Nov 30, 2007, 05:36 AM
Hi,
I'm looking for some help with my not being over my ex. Can you guys give me advice ?
I broke up with my girlfriend almost three years ago. Then I wanted to get back together. I had had a hard year, a big family loss and realized that I really loved her. But she couldn't get back together, said it was too hard, she was too hurt.
Now after three years, she's living with someone and won't talk to me. I was in a relationship this past year and through the grapevine hear my ex was jealous, but of course still basically received the silent treatment from her. Now though, I realize that I'm just not over her. I've tried to write her and still don't hear anything. But somehow I feel in my gut that she's the one for me. Maybe I'm crazy to think this, though.
Can someone help? If she's the one, what on earth can I do now? She's living with her partner so I feel like I have no luck. But then I have this uncontrollable feeling that we are right together. I don't know how to move beyond that.
Very distressed ;(
Morton35
Nov 30, 2007, 12:32 PM
hi,
i'm looking for some help with my not being over my ex. can you guys give me advice ?
i broke up with my girlfriend almost three years ago. then i wanted to get back together. i had had a hard year, a big family loss and realized that i really loved her. but she couldn't get back together, said it was too hard, she was too hurt.
now after three years, she's living with someone and won't talk to me. i was in a relationship this past year and through the grapevine hear my ex was jealous, but of course still basically received the silent treatment from her. now though, i realize that i'm just not over her. i've tried to write her and still don't hear anything. but somehow i feel in my gut that she's the one for me. maybe i'm crazy to think this, though.
can someone help? if she's the one, what on earth can i do now? she's living with her partner so i feel like i have no luck. but then i have this uncontrollable feeling that we are right together. i don't know how to move beyond that.
very distressed ;(
Cut off any communication you could possibly have with her. Talking to your ex, thinking of your ex, even talking with mutual friends of your ex slows down the process of getting over them dramatically. Start going out and meeting new people. If she is giving you the silent treatment, then it's not worth it. If she really does miss you, she'll find a way to contact you. Otherwise, move on and meet someone else.
That's the best thing I can think of, I mean she's already with somebody else and now its time for you to forget about her.
DaBaAd
Nov 30, 2007, 12:40 PM
hi,
...i broke up with my girlfriend almost three years ago. then i wanted to get back together. i had had a hard year, a big family loss and realized that i really loved her. but she couldn't get back together, said it was too hard, she was too hurt...
(
According to what you state above, it sounds like you regret breaking up with her. Go back and relive what you had with her, what happened, and why you broke it off and then ask yourself:
1. Can I live with what made me break up with her before?
2. Am I a different person to know that I will adopt, compensate, and open lines of communication to address the original problem?
3. If SHE had anything as viewed as a problem then has SHE worked on this to ensure that she has been introspective.
Only then, when you can anwswer these questions call her and let her know that you have something to say. Meet, discuss issues but don't open up any wounds or scars.
If either of you cannot reach an agreement then let her move on and you move on with someone else that will allow you to be a better person. Sometimes we just need to learn certain lessons with a person and then let go.
Everyone will be better for it if you put everything out on the table and be honest with each other.
Cheers
kiki_doki
Nov 30, 2007, 01:23 PM
Can I ask you a couple of questions?
hi,
i broke up with my girlfriend almost three years ago. then i wanted to get back together......but she couldn't get back together, said it was too hard, she was too hurt
So you broke up with her and if she was too hurt then what did you do to her? Why did you break up with her?
hi i was in a relationship this past year and through the grapevine hear my ex was jealous, but of course still basically received the silent treatment from her
Secondly are you still in the aforementioned relationship or are you single now? If you are how did this relationship finish?
kgreen44
Nov 30, 2007, 01:28 PM
Ugh, I feel like such an idiot. I can't just forget about her. I felt pretty happy being in this new relationship and recently it just all fell apart when I realized I just wasn't over my ex. So I broke it off with someone who cares about me to pine over someone who ignores me. It's so dumb... and I feel like I just can't help it.
I broke up with my ex mainly because I was confused and having a really tough time. I was 25, just lost a close family member, and just couldn't see right. So I broke up with her but we still remained very close (spoke numerous times a day). Then I got a bit better, wanted to work on getting back together and she met this new guy, who she's still with.
I know I should just forget her. I just can't. I really think she is still the one. I know how crazy that sounds though ;(
kiki_doki
Nov 30, 2007, 01:46 PM
I don't think that sounds crazy at all! Well maybe just a bit... (",) but its good to be a little bit crazy. Do you think that you started to pine after your ex when your current relationship started to get a little bit stale?(you know after the honeymoon period)
Do you think that maybe its the attack of the what if's.....what if i was still with her? what if we got back together? what if her boyfriend dumps her? I think you were right to finish with your current though, well done it would have been horrible to have left her stringing along knowing you were feeling for someone else. If however she is the one then have faith in fate.....I know it sounds like a lack of a good answer but I truely believe in i"f its meant to be". Sometimes people are worth waiting for, you have let her know your feelings so the ball is in her court and what you also have to take into account is that she has feelings with someone else now. Does the above make sense, sounds a bit mish meshy?
kgreen44
Nov 30, 2007, 03:13 PM
Thanks kiki. The "if it's meant to be" does make sense. It makes me feel a bit better to hold on to faith, but then I don't know how to tell her that I still care for her and think of her so often. She just won't write to me and she doesn't want to talk by phone. She says to her friends that it's too hard to be my friend, and to me she's cold and either doesn't reply or replies and says her "relationship is wonderful" and she wishes me well. It's very cold. So I feel like if I come out and say I'm not over her, I'll seem totally nuts. ;( I just feel so, so stuck.
kiki_doki
Nov 30, 2007, 03:53 PM
Well, she's obviously just very upset with how it ended and there is nothing more you can do really! And I would take comfort in the fact that she is being a loyal girlfriend, although not to you she has her loyalties right... it wouldn't say much about her if she was still checking you whilst with someone else! (I know you probably don't want to hear(or it doesn't help hearing) great things about her). Maybe she's being cold because she doesn't want to lead you on or start having feelings for you again because she's in a relationship, again right thing to do. I'm sure she will thaw out and start talking to you again... start speaking to her friends, they usually have a "way". But don't expect her to leave her "wonderful relationship"... I doubt that will happen... sorry (",)
kgreen44
Nov 30, 2007, 04:13 PM
Do you think she could just be saying it's wonderful because I'm her ex?
kiki_doki
Nov 30, 2007, 04:26 PM
That is also quite possible, I mean realistically how many people say of their relationships... "wonderful"? Not bloody many! I mean it doesn't sound like she's over you yet, hence why she can't chat for long or be friends etc... sounds like she's probably got feelings for you but your probably the guy who really hurt her... and she's doing what's right for her.
enigmagnetic
Nov 30, 2007, 04:42 PM
that is also quite possible, I mean realistically how many people say of their relationships......."wonderful"? Not bloody many! I mean it doesnt sound like shes over you yet, hence why she can't chat for long or be friends etc....sounds like shes probably got feelings for you but your probably the guy who really hurt her........and shes doing whats right for her.
Yeah it's weird and can be overwhelming. It's best to focus on moving on 100%. I think it may be somewhat of an issue with my ex too. I think if we were really to come around each other there would be that awkward attraction. A sort of chemical reaction to each other. Unwanted and unwarranted. Maybe I'm just being foolish but I know and she knows it's best we keep away from each other. She's moved on has a new guy and all but I know deep down inside there is always that small gravitation towards me. She wishes she could be around me, she even tried to become friends with me, but she started acting emotionally and I started acting emotionally so we are back to staying away. It's not as ambiguous as it once was. Now we are sure we need to stay away. I'm not looking back or holding faith because all it is an added weight. Neither is she. We both think very alike, which really, is why we clicked in the first place. I don't know if I'll ever be 100% impartial to her. I know now to avoid her. Even if I'm never impartial to her I know the potential lies for me to find someone that can make me happy. That's what keeps me going. It's like if you had a loved one and they perished, and you moved on over some time. There memory would always be there but you can still love another. It's more of an understanding that what was is better framed to a certain time. It's not Shakespeare, it's real life, I know, but I've faced the reality that it's OK that we aren't together. I'll never say never there are stories, albeit very rare, about a couple that broke up reconciling after many years. It's not impossible but I won't live in that thought, and I will not put my life on hold for something that may not happen or is better left unchanged. Hope this strikes a chord with you.
kgreen44
Nov 30, 2007, 04:51 PM
Ugh! It's awful. I know I'm probably the guy who really hurt her, but then she killed me too. I wish we could just put it all behind us and say, okay clearly we care, let's try to be adults now. We were only 26 when we broke up! I don't know anymore what I can do, or I guess I know I can't do anything. I mean, she is with someone else. So I look like the idiot trying to be back with her when she's living with another guy, don't I? And she refuses to talk to me, so it'd be hard to strike up a "i want to try this" conversation.
But nevertheless, I have this feeling in my gut that this is right. I just don't believe her with the "wonderful relationship" lines - it seems really forced. But, what can I do really? Is there anything?
kiki_doki
Nov 30, 2007, 05:01 PM
Yes... do not despair... as enigmatic (of whom I'm a fan (",),edit: May have been inappropriate)) suggested put 100% into moving on. Let that be your motivation. You know it does make me laugh when people say things like Only 26, by the time I was 26 I have been married for 7 years and had children... we as human beings are constantly learning and changing (our core being remains the same) and I think we sometimes underestimate our capabilities. It looks difficult now but trust me it will get easier!
enigmagnetic
Nov 30, 2007, 05:15 PM
ugh! it's awful. i know i'm probably the guy who really hurt her, but then she killed me too. i wish we could just put it all behind us and say, okay clearly we care, let's try to be adults now. we were only 26 when we broke up! i don't know anymore what i can do, or i guess i know i can't do anything. i mean, she is with someone else. so i look like the idiot trying to be back with her when she's living with another guy, don't i?? and she refuses to talk to me, so it'd be hard to strike up a "i want to try this" conversation.
but nevertheless, i have this feeling in my gut that this is right. i just don't believe her with the "wonderful relationship" lines - it seems really forced. but, what can i do really? is there anything?
You can be honest. Tell her that you still have feelings for her but that you care enough to back off. You understand that you hurt her and only hope that some day she can forgive you. That you wish her the best but that you will move on. Then you let go. You have to cut her off completely. You have to focus on your life. Don't look back. Start working on making yourself the best you can be. It's not impossible that you may find yourself with her some day but as long as she is with this other person it's not going to happen. She has to forgive you first and has to grow herself. At 26 you were adults. You may not have been as wise as you are now but you where old enough to have a meaningful relationship. It didn't work then, and she has turned to someone else. She may have feelings for you but she may be trying to develop feelings with this other guy because she likes him. It won't be glamorous if she comes back. It would be hard. She might even resent you. That's why you have to move on. Keep the door open give her your number and then give yourself time. Don't contact her. She has to elect to talk to you. Even if she does elect to call you, you should not anticipate it nor wait for it. You need to move on. You have to set major goals in life. Move up the ladder in a sense. Focus on that. With each day you improve yourself you will gain strength, confidence, resolve, and focus. Begin volunteering. If you can't give your compassion and love to her give it to others that need it. Funnel it. Along the way you will either one day let go, or you may meet someone who makes you forget she existed. A lot of times people hold on to the last relationship that seemed to click. It's not because they are the sole person in the world for you but it may be because that was the last recollection you have of really intimately connecting with someone. You can't close yourself off to the possibility you can attain that with someone else. The key is to grow and learn from your mistakes and/or tribulations. Godspeed.
Kiki, aw shucks you made me blush. :) It took many bumps in my head for me to begin thinking rationally and realize that sometimes you have to let go and that eventually we grow.
kgreen44
Dec 5, 2007, 03:01 AM
So, do you guys think I'm doomed with my ex? Is there nothing I can do to try to get her back? She and her guy are now 29, so maybe I've missed the boat ;( but ugh, I keep on dating and still feel in my heart that she's the one. I try to forget her, but after a few days of doing so and even on the days when I'm feeling happy and successful, I just have this gut feeling that we're right for each other...
I mean, she jumped into this new relationship 2 months after we broke up. Can that last?
talaniman
Dec 6, 2007, 03:19 PM
If you haven't seen or spoken to your ex and she has been with someone else, then you need to see what's wrong with your gut. Sorry guy, but you need more than her friends or your belly to justify being in such deep denial. Please for the sake of your sanity and life, let this go as this is as unheathy of an obsession as I have ever seen, my gosh, she refuses to answer your attempts at contact. Let it go.
kgreen44
Dec 16, 2007, 02:09 PM
Wow, that was really harsh. Am I really THAT bad everyone? I don't feel I'm in complete denial - I know it's bad right now, but still, does that mean I should entirely lose faith, not put effort if I feel something is right?
talaniman
Dec 16, 2007, 06:37 PM
No one said you were that bad, its just you refuse to see that its not about her now, its about you healing, and seeing things clearly. See the links in my signature for some insights, and you will recognise, we all go through the same feelings, and only through time and hard work, do we learn to let go and move on, just because that's the best way to deal with a break up. No waiting for her to comeback, or break up with a new b/f. That's not healthy. Now heal, and get healthy.
kgreen44
Dec 17, 2007, 04:07 AM
Ugh I don't know. I've done everything honestly. I had over one year of being "over it", falling for someone new, feeling empowered again, etc. and then this extreme missing of my ex pounced back. So this time I'm wondering if I should DO something about it, if I should try to reach out and just be honest. I don't want to live my life wondering.
talaniman
Dec 17, 2007, 04:24 AM
Just because we get a feeling stirred in us, doesn't mean we act on them. Give yourself more time. Often something outside of us triggers the memories. Your gut feels one way, but you wrote she never answered any of your inquires. See where I'm going with this?
kgreen44
Dec 17, 2007, 04:46 AM
She doesn't want to talk now, no. but she's been in and out of touch and according to her friends, she isn't over it and has been jealous of my recent girlfriend (my ex doesn't know we broke up). I just can't think there's abosultely NOTHING I can do. I suppose I'd like to be more of an optimist than that. Does anyone have constructive advice for me? Are there actions I can take?
talaniman
Dec 17, 2007, 05:31 AM
Stop listening to her friends, and get on with your life. I suspect her in and out contact has you going like this. That's false hope.
kgreen44
Dec 17, 2007, 06:11 AM
Does anyone have anything positive to say? This is really getting me down. I'm not in denial, but really, I'm not interested in giving up all hope... and I don't think it's all "false"
kiki_doki
Jan 11, 2008, 04:43 PM
How are things?
kgreen44
Apr 7, 2008, 02:34 AM
Kiki,
Thanks for checking in. I just found out that my ex is engaged and it happened over christmas. She didn't even tell me, I found out from a mutual friend.
I am crushed. Does anyone have advice? Whenever she writes me, she tells me how much she respects me etc etc, but how can she really if she didn't even let me know she was getting engaged?
I feel dumb and scared because I'm still not over her -- I still truly believe we connected better than we could with anyone else. But what on earth can I do?
Questions2007
Apr 7, 2008, 03:08 AM
hi,
i'm looking for some help with my not being over my ex. can you guys give me advice ?
i broke up with my girlfriend almost three years ago. then i wanted to get back together. i had had a hard year, a big family loss and realized that i really loved her. but she couldn't get back together, said it was too hard, she was too hurt.
now after three years, she's living with someone and won't talk to me. i was in a relationship this past year and through the grapevine hear my ex was jealous, but of course still basically received the silent treatment from her. now though, i realize that i'm just not over her. i've tried to write her and still don't hear anything. but somehow i feel in my gut that she's the one for me. maybe i'm crazy to think this, though.
can someone help? if she's the one, what on earth can i do now? she's living with her partner so i feel like i have no luck. but then i have this uncontrollable feeling that we are right together. i don't know how to move beyond that.
very distressed ;(
Just a few questions. How long were you together? Did the breakup come from your initiation? Did you genuinely love her at the time? (You will have to be objectively honest about that last one!)
She may be wary about hearing from you after you hurt her before.
kgreen44
Apr 7, 2008, 03:16 AM
Hey, we were together for 3 1/2 years and I adored her but in the end didn't treat her that well. We had a long distance relationship in 04-05 because I moved to New York for grad school. I was pretty depressed and didn't deal with the relationship well, and sort of broke up with her but we still talked 10 times a day and were entirely eachother's best friends.
That summer (of 2005) she met someone else and I was abroad for the summer. We still talked 10 times a day, said we loved each other all the time etc but at the same time, she started seeing this guy. I found out when I came home in September and begged her to get back together and she said she'd need 3 to 5 years to get over how hurt she was from me in the year prior. She was really cold, jumped into getting serious with this guy and has barely talked to me normally since -- except for occasionally breaking down that year and saying our breakup was still really painful.
I loved her more than I've ever loved anyone and I know she felt the same way.
But now she's engaged to the guy she basically rebounded on me with and I feel so crushed and hopeless. I don't know what to do
Questions2007
Apr 7, 2008, 03:21 AM
hey, we were together for 3 1/2 years and i adored her but in the end didn't treat her that well. we had a long distance relationship in 04-05 because i moved to new york for grad school. i was pretty depressed and didn't deal with the relationship well, and sort of broke up with her but we still talked 10 times a day and were entirely eachother's best friends.
that summer (of 2005) she met someone else and i was abroad for the summer. we still talked 10 times a day, said we loved eachother all the time etc but at the same time, she started seeing this guy. i found out when i came home in september and begged her to get back together and she said she'd need 3 to 5 years to get over how hurt she was from me in the year prior. she was really cold, jumped into getting serious with this guy and has barely talked to me normally since -- except for occasionally breaking down that year and saying our breakup was still really painful.
i loved her more than i've ever loved anyone and i know she felt the same way.
but now she's engaged to the guy she basically rebounded on me with and i feel so crushed and hopeless. i don't know what to do
It sounds like at the start this guy was a rebound relationship, but that it has developed into something so much more than that? She perhaps gives him the security and balanced relationship that she didn't have with you?
It is probably time to deal with things once and for all. If you can arrange to meet her do it. Say you want to just talk one last time and that once she hears you out, she won't hear from you again. Perhaps tell her this in a letter?
talaniman
Apr 7, 2008, 04:20 AM
does anyone have anything positive to say?
This female has moved on with her life, and you haven't, and you should have. Leave her alone now, and focus on rebuilding your own life, and under the circumstances, that's as positive as it gets. This started 5 months ago, and you have made no progress.
kiki_doki
Apr 8, 2008, 05:25 AM
kiki,
thanks for checking in. i just found out that my ex is engaged and it happened over christmas. she didn't even tell me, i found out from a mutual friend.
i am crushed. does anyone have advice? whenever she writes me, she tells me how much she respects me etc etc, but how can she really if she didn't even let me know she was getting engaged?
i feel dumb and scared because i'm still not over her -- i still truly believe we connected better than we could with anyone else. but what on earth can i do?
Hey, it think she didn't tell you because she didn't want to upset you! I think she probably knows that you're somewhat un happy about the break up (in hindsight) and she was probably protecting your feelings.
She probably does respect you but that's not the only things that a relationship is based on, there is no love there?
I think the point is that she has moved on, she's no longer dating she is going to marry this man. There is only one way forward for you now and its without her as a partner, she has someone else and so you need to move on to someone else.
I would'nt suggest right now, you need some time to accept it and move forward with your life.
It will hurt for a little bit but you will get over it, it will begin with you accepting it though... other wise you'll be stuck in this part of your life and this feeling for a long long time!
kgreen44
Apr 12, 2008, 10:17 AM
Thanks kiki and questions. I can't stomach this at all honestly. I really feel there is still a ton of love there and we just connected so well, I can't imagine she connects in the same way with her now fiancé. Is there nothing I can do?
kgreen44
Apr 13, 2008, 01:18 AM
Guys sorry for my desperate writings. I'm so stuck it's insane. Has anyone felt this way? How did you overcome it? My ex getting engaged has crushed me, feel like somehow I need to take control back but worry it's not possible ;(
JuliaK
Apr 13, 2008, 03:07 AM
Hi I feel your pain! I am going through a similar situation with my ex. We broke up about 4 months ago now wow I just realised its been that long and since then its been a roller coaster ride of emotions for me. I am feeling better now but still have days when I miss him so. They say to completely stop talking to them right?and move on but how can you when you miss them so much when their not around. I think the way you can trully move on is if you find someone better that you get on with better etc. I have just met an awesome guy who gets me so much more than my ex who was constantly critical/mean, you start to wonder why you spent so much time pining over that person when you couldve been happy with someone else.. My advice to you is to be open to the possibility that there IS someone out there who is a better fit for you than her.. Everything happens for a reason right so there has to be a reason for why this happened to you. Just think positive. I know what I or anyone says won't make much of a difference because it won't change how you feel about her. I know because that's exactly how I feel about my ex but what can you do?When you have to move on you just have to.. Txt her if she doesn't reply to your calls or whateva and say whatever it is you need to say to her.. Then at least you've said it and you won't have to wonder what if I had done this or that etc..
talaniman
Apr 13, 2008, 05:15 AM
Way back in the day, I got dumped from a 3 year relationship, and she ended up marrying some guy a year later, go figure. She is still married with 6 grown kids. That should have been me, but it's not. I am married for over 30 years with a couple of grown kids and an extraordinary female for a wife. I am so happy, and really grateful my ex set me free. Someday you'll look back just like me, with no regrets whatsoever. Especially after the grandkids wear you out.
kgreen44
Apr 13, 2008, 06:00 AM
Ugh I so wish I could see the light at the end of the tunnel, but right now I am just beating myself up for not working on our relationship earlier, wishing there was some way I could break up their engagement, say SOMETHING that might make her think twice. Does that make sense?
It feels like a seriously black hole to lose hope in this. ;(
talaniman
Apr 13, 2008, 06:51 AM
Those are the thought I had all right, being dumped sucks, for sure. I lost count after a while, of all the females who dumped me. It sucked every freakin' time. But what's a guy to do, but try, try again.
kgreen44
Apr 25, 2008, 02:21 AM
Okay everyone, I've thought and thought about this. Really, I am SO skeptical that my ex has a connection with her fiancé that's anywhere near ours. I know, that probably sounds delusional but we were best, best friends - I've never seen any couple as close (which was part of our problem).
I really want to try to reason with her. I want to try to see if there's ANY way I can get her to doubt her engagement. Does anyone have advice on what to say, how to go about this?
bigbird213
Apr 25, 2008, 06:18 AM
Personally,
I think if you try to get in between her engagement, she will probably catch on to what your doing and be quite upset with you. I'm not sure that's the smartest thing to do...
talaniman
Apr 25, 2008, 06:43 AM
I broke up with my girlfriend almost three years ago. Then I wanted to get back together... but she couldn't get back together, said it was too hard, she was too hurt.
This was posted Nov, 2007. 3 years is a long time to be holding on to...........................................a bad time in your life.
now after three years, she's living with someone and won't talk to me.
I've tried to write her and still don't hear anything. but somehow i feel in my gut that she's the one for me. maybe I'm crazy to think this, though.
3 years is a long time to feel something in your gut when there is no proof, not even an inkling, that she hasn't moved on, and isn't happy NOW!
if she's the one, what on earth can I do now?
If is not a fact, especially not in this case, so we can safely say your gut and her gut, feel something entirely different. There is nothing to do, but accept it and move on yourself.
I don't know how to move beyond that.
You know what to do but can't.
Posted, Today, 04:21 AM
I really want to try to reason with her. I want to try to see if there's ANY way I can get her to doubt her engagement. Does anyone have advice on what to say, how to go about this?
I seriously doubt any one can advise you how to go about this. As a matter of fact they will tell you not to do such a dumb thing as you will be compromising a lot of dignity and self respect for a fantasy you have kept alive in your own mind. You are so stuck, you may need professional help to get unstuck. Holding on to those feelings for so long cannot be healthy for you at all, and I hope you reconsider, what your doing. PLEASE.
kgreen44
Apr 25, 2008, 10:52 AM
I wouldn't do anything malicious geez! I just want to talk with her, see if this is really what she wants. Honestly, I don't think her refusing to talk to me and telling her friends she's not over me means that she's moved on entirely - I think it means she's suppressing her feelings because I hurt her and this new guy is "safe". I'm not a dumb guy, I know she moved on CLEARLY but I don't think that necessarily means she is following her heart. In fact, I think she did it out of fear.
So... I am trying to think about how to address this
talaniman
Apr 25, 2008, 10:56 AM
Never trust what friends say, NEVER. But your very intent on following your own advice so do so.
kgreen44
Apr 25, 2008, 05:36 PM
They are HER friends, they have nothing to gain from telling me these things. Look, I'm not trying to convince myself my ex is pining over me. Of course I know that's not the case, but yes, there is something funny that's been going on. I'm quite realistic about the situation I'm in, I'm just on this site to seek out help from those that understand and can give advice! Enough of your emails, they are just too negative and don't relate to what I'm writing!
kgreen44
Apr 25, 2008, 05:41 PM
If anyone on here has advice, I'd really appreciate it. Sorry talaniman, but please don't reply anymore. I really need suggestions from people here, I have soooo many people in my life saying "get over it" that hearing more of the same online is excessive and NOT productive.
Just those that have something productive to say, please help if you can. Thank you!
Fr_Chuck
Apr 25, 2008, 07:16 PM
Ok, you don't want to hear what you should do, all this keeping track or her, worrying abouit her and wanting her back will leave you the single old man with 20 cats latter on in life.
She moved on, she found someone, so you start living your life, dating, making new friends and if you feel like checking on the ex, don't.
Anything else will just be more years of pain. If you have to move to get away from the area she lives, move.
kgreen44
Apr 25, 2008, 07:30 PM
I'm just trying to get advice on what I can say to her. I live on the opposite side of the country from her and am not keeping track of her 24 hours a day. But hearing that she's engaged has thrown me into feeling devastated and I want to be able to express the right thing to her.
talaniman
Apr 25, 2008, 08:39 PM
sorry talaniman, but please don't reply anymore.
Sorry guy but not your call, and not to be rude, but out of the 40 some replies, and you still don't have the advice you need to make a good decision, then basically doesn't that tell you something you may need to know? We all know you won't be happy until someone comes and tell you what you want to hear. Life seldom works that way and the advice I hope you take to heart is if your determined to run head first into a brick wall, please wear a helmet.
kgreen44
Apr 26, 2008, 12:01 AM
Hey guys,
Have any of you had your ex's get engaged and how did you respond? Did you send a note? Did anyone try to express themselves one last time?
Witchywoman1212
Apr 26, 2008, 04:54 PM
K green Google attract your ex back through LOA, get on the posting boards
You will never get what you REALLY want by fear,get it?
Sent u a pm, goodly luck
nickshehe
Apr 26, 2008, 07:21 PM
I feel sorry for you man.. but I have to agree with the other advice you're getting..
If you care about her like you claim you do, then stop being selfish and let her be happy as she is, and give her your blessings.
It would be selfish of you to suddenly barge back into her life now that she's moved on without you.. If you loved her and if you truly believed that you two were special, then she will come back to you if she feels the same.. If she doesn't - this means she's happy, and you should be happy for her.