How to ask someone to slow down
Some of you have read my story... if not, you can find it here:
https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/relati...er-161688.html
Now. As of this moment, it's been roughly 2 weeks since me and the ex have broken up. After 3 years. There is a new guy in her life. There is a new girl in my life. Now... I am nowhere near ready for another relationship. This new girl, however... on paper, is perfect.
She comes over and cooks for me, during finals week... she drove 20 min to make me food and bring me coffee. When she spent the night, she made breakfast. On paper, she is flawless.
This may sound shallow, but she is not that attractive. On a scale, she's about a 6. but looks... mean very little to me. It's just that I can't look at her without thinking, MY EX LOOKED BETTER. Bad. I know. But... it's how I feel.
Anyway, the new girl knows my situation, and knows that I'm not over my ex. However, she continues to try to hang out, call every night, and comes over often. Granted, I like hanging out with her, but I think she's moving wayyyy too fast. I've already talked to her about this, telling her that she's moving too fast... and that I still need some time... and that I'd like to be single for a little bit before I jump into anything. She said she understood...
Then the next night, her toothbrush was at my sink.
... yikes. Help?
p.s. - some will say, IT'S YOUR FAULT FOR LETTING HER SPEND THE NIGHT... but to be honest, she comes over planning to spend the night. She's only spent the night three times so far, but I've never asked her to. She'll just come over... around 3, and just get ready. Once I said, HEY... WAT'RE YOU DOING? And she goes, DON'T BE STUPID, YOU KNOW YOU WANT ME TO STAY...
... and I'm just too nice of a guy.