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Originally Posted by FilthyDFC
Ahhh ic. Well thank you. Yours is quite interesting yourself I must say.
Iight here's an update:
I finally made contact with her this afternoon, she's coming home on Friday, from California. We started conversing about how she liked it out there etc... etc...
This talk eventually turned into me telling her how I felt about her, and the situation. I told her that I would be interested in going and looking at California after the summer, and how I really did want to make things work between us if she was still interested.
I also asked her if she wanted to go to europe in the coming months for awhile and just get a fresh start, spend sometime alone, and enjoy each other. Also, she's never gone overseas, and I figured it'd be a nice way to start things off if it were to happen how I'd planned. She seemed excited but wasn't sure how she's pay for it, but I told her not to worry about it...
I did have some self realization over the last few days, that I used a lot of the reasons as to why I felt the way I did living in the city as a cop out. The combination of being basically stagnant, not being active, in the cold, AND in the city were probably the real reason for me not liking the city, not the city alone.
Moving back home and being extremely active, getting a new job, being in the sun, and being around friends, and socializing with new people kind of opened my eyes to what it really takes for me to stay happy and healthy, and what means the most to me, and why.
But back to the story, I put it all on the line, and she seemed to listen I guess. I told her upfront that she didn't have to give me an answer any time soon. She didn't have to talk about it. I told her she didn't even have to think about it, and if she wanted to just tell me to leave her alone that it was fine, and I understood. The last few days had been super tough for me and I wasn't sure why. After telling her everything I felt a good bit better about the situation.
I'll re-iterate that, we both still love each other but the complications of me not necessarily wanting to commit to moving straight to a new city, let alone a new state, drew the relationship to a hasty end.
I didn't actually talk with her, it was all done via text messages. I told her to call me if she wanted to chat at all, or had any questions...
Was this a mistake? I didn't want to let things just go without telling her exactly how I felt about it. Now I guess that if she still just bounces I'll know that it's done for real. I don't think I know a person that would turn down a trip to europe to delay their plans by a few months... so if she does, she must just not even like me anymore :P right?
Thanks for the input again.
You've done that. It should be off your chest.Quote:
I didn't want to let things just go without telling her exactly how I felt about it.
Be prepared for that to happen.Quote:
Now I guess that if she still just bounces I'll know that it's done for real.
She will if she has a plan of her own, that she is committed to.Quote:
I don't think I know a person that would turn down a trip to europe to delay their plans by a few months...
Maybe she wants to carry out her own plans, rather than yours, is all that would mean. Her life, her future. That should be understandable, so no point in beating yourself up over what she wants to do. Just let her. (like you have a choice)Quote:
So if she does, she must just not even like me anymore :P right?
Truth.
Ok, update: 2
Ugh... I had to drive a friend up to the town I was living in with this girl, I was going to spend the night at the house I was living with her in while I was up there for a night, because she is supposed to be in Cali, (or so I thought) I roll in at like midnight, we scare the bejeesus out of each other, and it's all sorts of akward. I totally didn't intend to to it, but we started to talk, we hugged, and kept talking, not necissarily about us, but just talking... and to my surprise we ended up sleeping together.
I found out what her plans were and why, and we talked about how we both can work with it, and what we wanted to do, and how to do it. All together it was not at all what I had planned to happen but I guess it's OK.
She moved to the town where I'm living now, and we have a mutual understanding that were both basically back and ground zero, relationship wise... and were just going to take it slow and reconnect, enjoy each other and decide where to go from here.
I'm not completely happy with her plans, but I've realized a lot in the last few weeks about relationships, and what they take to maintain. I guess I'm just going to go with it from square one and see where it takes me...
Thanks everyone for the input.
Here's a link to my original thread that I posted a few weeks back.
https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/relati...-204346-3.html
So basically... this is the news.
Like I said in the last post of that thread, I'd gotten back together with her and we... or I was seriously trying to make things work. I tried to seriously discuss what she wanted to do for herself with her, I did a lot to help her feel better about us, and about not only the situation between us, but herself as well. Things were going great as far as I was concerned, she seemed a bit irritable at times, but I figured it was understandable. It led to a couple scraps about meaningless things that shouldn't have even been argued about in the first place, but it happened.
So, things are going good, I'm excited about working things out with her, and I'm excited to look into moving with her again, this time to somewhere new, and everything seems great right... wrong! I made the mistake of putting all of my goddamn eggs in the same basket, and devoting myself 100% to repair what I thought, was a salvageable relationship. We had had some time apart, I was sure it was what I wanted to do, so I went for it.
A few weeks down the road, out of the blue, it's over. Straight up high school dump... didn't even see it coming. I know that, she's unhappy with her situation, and there's really nothing that I can say or do to change it... She said that, she was hurt by the way I acted in the past, when we moved before, and I think she just can't let go of it, on top of that I think she's severely confused, and insecure.
I don't expect her to just throw 3 sheets to the wind (or whatever that saying is) and accept me 100% after how things were during the winter... but F@#$, I also don't expect her to hold onto something so stupid and force our relationship to implode... right? No?
The kick is, and the reason that I'm trying to man up and accept that it's over, is that she said:
"I feel like I'm holding onto something that isn't there anymore"
Which to me, translates to... I don't really love you anymore. She told me she loves me, and that she's sorry (of course) but... the reason I ask for everyone's advice again is...
Is this really done? I feel like, she could call me up tomorrow and want to talk it over, and I know that being one foot in one foot out is not at all a good thing, but I've been there before and now I'm tottally in love with her again...
I hate it! Arrgg!
I really don't want to break up with her, I understand how relationships work, and it's not all going to be smooth sailing. I keep telling myself to just let her go do her own thing, focus on myself and figure out who I am... but it's so hard to do. I've put serious time into this and I refuse to just swallow it... but maybe she's right :/
Any advice would be nice, thanks again :(
Don't you think you've wasted enough time trying to fix something that is broken that just can't be fixed?
Cut your losses and move on dude.. I understand you invested a lot of time in this girl - we have all been in that position.. All that emotional effort, all that time , all that money (though unimportant in this stage) - that we will NEVER get back.. We want to be rewarded somehow. It can't just be IT.
But reality sucks.. You've tried again and it isn't working.. How much bigger of a sign do you need? Some things just aren't meant to be..
And change your myspace mood to something other than dissapointed. You need to man up and move on.. I'm also emotional and sensitive but if you want what's best for you - you need to pick yourself up and stop wasting your own precious time.
Seems that exactly what she wants, sorry. Your working very hard for nothing at this point, and just need to let go, and find your own life and let her find hers.Quote:
I really don't want to break up with her,
Your translation is dead on!!Quote:
"I feel like I'm holding onto something that isn't there anymore"
Which to me, translates to... I don't really love you anymore. She told me she loves me, and that she's sorry (of course) but...
She just doesn't love you enough to stay in a relationship with you. Sorry for your loss.
Werd... I've known how it is, I just don't want to believe it, just seem like a bad dream I guess. Thanks for the insight.
Soooo, it's been a lil' bit...
Went through a break up with a girl that I was fully in love with, but I suppose I did damage and it ended with me being dumped. Ok so... fast forward about, 4 weeks? I'm still trying to get this girl back by being subtle and showing her all the ways it used to be, quintessential break up situation... and finally I snap and decide to move on.
Change my mind-state, throw down a little bit of retail therapy and get some new clothes... watch, shoes... etc. Head out with a new frame of thought, and although I'm still heart broken, I feel a lot better.
A bit over a month later, this girl Aimee comes into the picture...
Aimee and one of my close friends dated for about, I think 7 months last year. They had been broken up for 4 months. She had already dated someone else besides me, and in all honesty I didn't and still don't know if they were talking at all. They had probably one of the worst relationships I have ever witnessed.
So it comes down to her and I shamelessly flirting with each other, and eventually drinking enough to let our lips touch. In a couple of days, kisses turned into sex, and before I knew what happened, it was taking place nightly... and, it's hands down the best sex I think I'll ever have. Furthermore, this girl is everything that my ex could never be. She's young, extremely beautiful, and full of life. I know it's cliché but since I've started hanging out with her... I feel better than I did even before I was dumped...
This is where 3rd parties enter the picture...
Somehow her ex, my friend finds out. I try to talk to him about it via AIM... but I can't make a point to the kid, so it ends there. Subsequently I find out how seemingly insane my friend actually is. I knew he had issues with ex girlfriends but... That night I come home from work and he's there with a few mutual friends, throwing a party at my house while I'm not there. Keep in mind this is after he told us we were dead to him. I grabbed the girl and left... never looked back.
So here's my question to you:
Am I a bad person for not caring that my friend is severely pissed off at me? Did I do a bad thing.. Am I bad for choosing this girl over a friend, or is it all situational? All of my friends, which are also his friends, tell me to just do what I'm doing and he can just get over it, which gives my feelings of not feeling anything even more validation.
This has nothing to do with the question... but I thought I'd throw it in. I'm actually currently in Europe, but I got a message via myspace from my ex a few days back. Telling me how much she misses how we were, and that she misses me, and how beautiful it all was... and how she hopes that I find that again.
Am I wrong for text messaging her from underneath the Eiffel tower to tell her thanks?
Thanks for your input as always...
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It's a tough situation as I always thought it was my friends come first, that's the bottom line. Girls will come and go but friends are usually always there. It depends on the type of friendship you had. Were you best friends? If so then, yes I do think you were in the wrong. If he is merely a casual friend, it will pass. It also depends on the relationship with the girl, is she a fling or a relationship? Don't throw a friendship away for merely a fling
Well... in the past we were good friends... but through all of this and even a bit before... he's just, that person that you thought was cool... but really is more of a total loser? Liiikeeee... thousands of dollars in debt, and would rather finish a tattoo on his arm, or buy a pair of Nike Dunks than get his in order.
I was hanging out with the girl more as a friend than I was hanging out with him anyway... before, and after the sex.
The thing is, that I not once have said anything negative about him, I never put her in between us, or even thought like that. I was nervous about him finding out simply because I know how he operates with ex girlfriends.
It kind of came full circle for me when my ex and he planned to get dressed up and go on a date to the restaurant I bar tend at. After that I had no qualms with the choices I had made. I guess it's all situational... but even if it was a fling, the girl makes me feel better than he ever has, and I'm not the one that made this way.
He lives 7 hours away from us as well. Out of sight out of mind right.. ;)
Yea, as long as you keep it civil, and don't resort to violence(not mature) it should all blow over and everything will be fine. The right people will see your side to this and realize he was merely an occasional friend.
You have to live in today. Do it. And don't apologize for it. Not to your "friends" or exes or family or anyone. As long as you aren't doing anything illegal or immoral, go for it.
And stop second-guessing yourself, too. Life is ahead of you and in front of you. The people/thoughts coming at you from behind are seldom helpful. Listen to them at your own peril.
Eyes forward. Enjoy.
You and your female enjoy yourselves, have safe sex, and leave the rest of the world alone.
Perfect... when the advice you receive mirrors your feelings, I think that everything will be fine.
Thanks :D
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