Sorry, this is not a guys opinion.
You wrote:
My ex broke up with me about half a year ago on the grounds of he "doesnt want a relationship" there are many details that contributed to the break up but frankly i can't be bothered going into them because no matter how i play it out in my head it ultimately still leads to the same conclusion..that is the break-up..
I believe that your ex was honest when he said he "doesn't want a relationship.
The problem is that in this time we have been broken up we have never really moved on as we always come back and sleep together. I have tried dating other people but given that up now because the feeling is just not the same with anyone else. BUT he is still adamant that he doesnt want to be with me..then why keep coming back??
The problem is that YOU have not moved on. He was the one that said he doesn't want a relationship, and that is exactly what he still has with you.
Right now its like he is trying to ween himself off me lol first we saw eachother a lot, then he was trying to make it once a week, now we see eachother once about every two weeks.. etc. I mean its dumb ofcourse i know I should move on..its just hard because I havent found anyone else who makes me feel like he does.. We had a really good relationship.
It's not clear to me if you had a friendship, or a relationship. I thought he didn't want a relationship.
The thing is I know he wont stop seeing me because even he himself said he's not sure if he could ever stop. So then if its soo hard then why is he trying to stop?? I need a guys perspective..What would be going through your head if you were in this situation??? :confused:
I don't think he will stop seeing you because it sounds like you both enjoy your physical relationship. If you could put the breaks on wanting a deeper emotional relationship, you could probably keep him around.
I speak from experience. My boyfriend was a "doesn't want a relationship" type of guy when he was dating his ex-girlfriend. She was a multiple divorcée and claimed she wanted to go out, but "didn't want a relationship" either. They were together for 1.5 years and supposedly had a lot of fun times together as "friends". When she pressured him into having a deeper relationship, they broke up. They remain friends, but that's all it was ever meant to be. When my boyfriend fell in love with me, he became a relationship guy, complete with romance and a diamond ring.