My girlfriend of a year and a half dumped me out of nowhere 2 months ago. Directly after I experienced the most intense grief I had ever experienced in my life for about two weeks. It was worse than when I had a family member die, I mean this girl was my future, we had plans to move in together and travel the world when we graduated from college. Anyway, a week after valentines day, after she had written me this love note about how lucky she was to have me and how excited about are future she was, she tells me she needs a break to figure something's out. He tells me she doesn't see us realistically traveling the world together and doing all these things we had planned. Now I'm no fool I know the word "break" actually means it's over. So I had intense grieving like I had never experienced for two weeks, then I went on a camping trip with her for a class we both were taking at the time. After that awkward experience it was over and I felt very relieved. I was able to move on with my life. However, now it has been about 6 weeks since I started feeling good, and she has crept back into my mind and has been in my dreams at night. I have not seen her or talked to her since the trip 6 weeks ago. Has anyone else had this experience? I have been fighting the urge to call her because I know what is chased will run. However it has been 2 months, so have the rules changed? Can I call her now without her feeling pushed? Should I even bother? This resurgence of her in my mind is really messing me up. Any help/advice is appreciated!

Don't do it,she wanted the break so give it to her. Forget about the dreams they mean nothing.just carry on the way you are with out her,you don't need her.your doing well at 2months to be feeling good don't take steps back,your going forwards so don't call her it'll only bring the hurt back and take you back to square 1

Your feeling this way because there is a certain void that cannot be filled. You miss her. But don't go back. Don't call her, don't email her.. its hard I know.. but try to keep yourself diverted. Go out with your friends. Don't think about her or the dreams. Your mind is playing tricks on u. u want someone to fill that special place in your heart and you just keep thinking about her. Instead, try to forget about her. If she left.. let her go.. if she feels anything for u, she'll come back. Trust me on that. Girls are much more emotional. If we feel like talking to someone, we will.

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Any help/advice is appreciated!

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Click on the links in my signature, for some good insights. Between me and you, after many years of being broke up, my exes still come back and mess with my mind. You'll get use to it though, and not give it a lot of thought. She is still a very fresh memory in your mind, and your feelings, but that will fade with time, and as you make even more memories for yourself.

If she wanted you, she would contact you. Don't torture yourself.

Hey I was in the same situation about 8-9months ago where my ex left me dry... u know its normal to think about your ex but we think about her as of what hasn't she called? Or what she doing right now?and gives us a temptation to call them but a word of advise, don't call them if you think you are going to get emotional by doing so don't even bother its just not worth it .eventually the thought will drift away... good luck man

I get it . I am experiencing the same craving as mine is a DAY FRESH. My relationship partner said she was getting a divorce once and for all- I have heard this all before and did not want the let down of wasting my time, love and support to her through a difficult situation as in the divorce. Well I wanted to believe her and she wanted my trust that this time she was doing it. I supported her welcomed her into my home and 8 months of being separated she told me she wanted to work on her marriage (same rationalizion the kids) my instincts told me to stay away and she had to take the action. Now I am feeling betrayed and lied too - but there is no reason to communicate as it will just get me back to square one instead of square one and a half