[xtranskaryxma]

Dealing well

[talaniman]

You both got caught up in the whirlwind and I think your idea of letting the dust settle is a good one. See what happens in a few weeks if you can stand it and please keep her g/f's out of your business. Go slow as a master chef savors his creation so should you both take your time. I can't imagine what the hurry is.

[JoeCanada76]

It is easy to get caught up and overwhelmed. I would not do anything at all. Just sit back and do what you normally do on a normal day. Keep your mind open. At the same time, I think that her girlfriends have a lot of influence on her, which could be a problem, but they are her friends.

That is what I see.

Joe.

[s_cianci]

You definitely need to back off at this point. Most people are not ready to dive right back in again after a 2-year relationship, regardless of what they may say. In circumstance such as these you can't always take everything she says at face value, whether it be to you or her friends. Lay low and do the things you enjoy with other people and by yourself. Don't contact her at all, at least not for a good long while. Even then, keep it very light.

[xtranskaryxma]

Thanks for that, actually her girlfriends were extremely happy for her that she was so excited. One of them said "your going to be married by this time next summer" which is what started the meltdown...

[ilovcali]

I hate "the friends". My relatonship with my ex was adversely effected by her best friend. In fact, I'd say 50% of the reason the relationship failed was because of her best friend.

Honestly, the only way around "the friends" is if your girl is strong enough not to be influenced by what the friends say. Otherwise, you'll most likely be doomed.

[xtranskaryxma]

Thanks for the advice, wish I had it before the mushroom cloud! What do you think is a good long while before touching base? No question about keeping it light if and when I do, just don't want her to disappear completely...