Comment on Wondergirl's post
I totally disagree there. I know lots of couples who have taken breaks and it's been great for them. I'm in a 5 year relationship and my girlfriend and I have taken a good number of breaks, always with positive effects--kind of like doing a detox diet. I'm not advocating it, just pointing out that it works for some couples and that "very rarely does a couple recover from that" can't possibly be based on research related to couples, more likely it's just a personal bias. So look, from my experience and from what I've seen, a break can work if it gives the people involved a chance to think things through carefully and without pressure. It tends to clarify feelings and options and open up new channels of communication. And ending the break can be a very sweet experience. So do trust your instincts and also your boyfriend, deliriumm, and give it some time and see what comes of it.
Comment on ironhide262's post
The point is that I understand that accepting the idea of commitment takes time,not 2-3 weeks... And we are still talking,and we both feel so strange that we are not together anymore. If we get back together,his fear will go away.. But how can I find out if he is ready,and how could I propose him to try it one more time,and take it slow?I really can not live without him,he was the one who always comforted me and I comforted him.. I do not know what is in his head,he is very closed and shy.. But I know that if we get back together,things will work out,BUT HOW can I do it?
Comment on Altenweg's post
Yes,he texted me since the last post. The reason I hope we will get back together is that I know why he hides his feelings.. And he was my best friend for 1.5 years,still I cannot let it go that easily.. I thought of just giving him some time to think,and hope he will realize that commitment is not such a scary thing..