rockingyoucuzican
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Hello all, I am just another guy with a broken heart trying to move on, get some questions answered and not go mad in the process. Have talked this over with friends, but would be awesome to get yet another perspective. I will try to keep it as short as possible, and make the questions specific. Any feedback much appreciated
I'm a 30 yo finishing up med school, she's a 24 mature for her age HS teacher. We met during my rotations in a desolate place I'll call H-ville, dated for a month and a half, I lived at her place the last week before we both went for xmas holidays. We live a 40 minute cheap flight apart. We then kept it going for two more months, I visited her two times, she visited me once (she has a much better place). Then she broke up. Now some details:
*About her, both good & bad: She's a very mellow and thoughtful person, comes from a good family. No serious boyfriends after HS. Doesn't sleep around. Does very little outside of work in H-ville since she knows few young people there. Has no hobbies, no passions, watches a lot of TV, doesn't work out, starting to gain weight (but still average), basically just very lazy. Is a 7 when she looks her very best, usually 6, not a great body, but has a fun personality and great sense of humor. That is what made me fall for her.
*Our time in H-ville before LDR: It had been a long time since both of us had met anyone, we also both knew very few people in H-ville. So a lot of time was spent having sex, watching movies, cooking, eating out, having beer with the few friends she has, etc. She liked me alot, we talked little about the future.
*My trips to H-ville after xmas: She missed me terribly during xmas, but when I came to visit her she was a bit more cold, even though we had great sex. After these trips she went through a bout of depression because she feels lonely in this desolate place. She kept less contact because of it.
*Her visiting me: She was a little more distant that last time, but we had a good time. Met some of my friends, laughed, drank, ate, etc. Made no plans for future meet ups after that trip.
*Break-up: I knew it was coming. Her reasoning: We have no plans to live in the same place in perhaps two years. On-and-off is more frustrating than good. She lives in a "bubble", keeps little in touch with even the closest friends when they're not in the same place. She doesn't like me enough to change her plans, which would be a big commitment. She might come to my school to do some distance learning courses next year, but that is far off and not a sure thing yet. When we're together it is planned and intense, almost too much. She wants mot spontaneity in a relationship. My reasoning: I understand we have little to build on and don't expect her to change her plans. On-and-off is frustrating but worth a shot.
*Aftermath: I was weak and sent an imessage day 4 of break-up, got a warm response but not much hope of getting back together at this point. Since then implemented NC, 15 days and counting. Heard nothing from her.
MY QUESTIONS:
*Are some people just not cut out for LDRs? She says she lives in a bubble, and isn't good at keeping in touch with people in other places. Unless she really has no feelings for me, I don't really understand that trait. Any thoughts on this?
*Are women more pragmatic (rhetorical)? And therefore less inclined to get involved in an LDR? Does logic often trump feelings in their mind, much less so than in guys?
*Have any LDR people experienced that weekends together become too intense, and almost too much, since you're obliged to spend every minute together?
*Her birthday is coming up in two weeks. Should I break NC? I'm thinking of sending a postcard, she collects them and puts them on her fridge. We parted on good terms, so it would be strange to not congratulate her. Also her birthday will probably suck since all her friends are 100s of miles away. It might spark some warm feelings towards me.
*Any other thoughts?
Thanks in advance for the feedback!
I'm a 30 yo finishing up med school, she's a 24 mature for her age HS teacher. We met during my rotations in a desolate place I'll call H-ville, dated for a month and a half, I lived at her place the last week before we both went for xmas holidays. We live a 40 minute cheap flight apart. We then kept it going for two more months, I visited her two times, she visited me once (she has a much better place). Then she broke up. Now some details:
*About her, both good & bad: She's a very mellow and thoughtful person, comes from a good family. No serious boyfriends after HS. Doesn't sleep around. Does very little outside of work in H-ville since she knows few young people there. Has no hobbies, no passions, watches a lot of TV, doesn't work out, starting to gain weight (but still average), basically just very lazy. Is a 7 when she looks her very best, usually 6, not a great body, but has a fun personality and great sense of humor. That is what made me fall for her.
*Our time in H-ville before LDR: It had been a long time since both of us had met anyone, we also both knew very few people in H-ville. So a lot of time was spent having sex, watching movies, cooking, eating out, having beer with the few friends she has, etc. She liked me alot, we talked little about the future.
*My trips to H-ville after xmas: She missed me terribly during xmas, but when I came to visit her she was a bit more cold, even though we had great sex. After these trips she went through a bout of depression because she feels lonely in this desolate place. She kept less contact because of it.
*Her visiting me: She was a little more distant that last time, but we had a good time. Met some of my friends, laughed, drank, ate, etc. Made no plans for future meet ups after that trip.
*Break-up: I knew it was coming. Her reasoning: We have no plans to live in the same place in perhaps two years. On-and-off is more frustrating than good. She lives in a "bubble", keeps little in touch with even the closest friends when they're not in the same place. She doesn't like me enough to change her plans, which would be a big commitment. She might come to my school to do some distance learning courses next year, but that is far off and not a sure thing yet. When we're together it is planned and intense, almost too much. She wants mot spontaneity in a relationship. My reasoning: I understand we have little to build on and don't expect her to change her plans. On-and-off is frustrating but worth a shot.
*Aftermath: I was weak and sent an imessage day 4 of break-up, got a warm response but not much hope of getting back together at this point. Since then implemented NC, 15 days and counting. Heard nothing from her.
MY QUESTIONS:
*Are some people just not cut out for LDRs? She says she lives in a bubble, and isn't good at keeping in touch with people in other places. Unless she really has no feelings for me, I don't really understand that trait. Any thoughts on this?
*Are women more pragmatic (rhetorical)? And therefore less inclined to get involved in an LDR? Does logic often trump feelings in their mind, much less so than in guys?
*Have any LDR people experienced that weekends together become too intense, and almost too much, since you're obliged to spend every minute together?
*Her birthday is coming up in two weeks. Should I break NC? I'm thinking of sending a postcard, she collects them and puts them on her fridge. We parted on good terms, so it would be strange to not congratulate her. Also her birthday will probably suck since all her friends are 100s of miles away. It might spark some warm feelings towards me.
*Any other thoughts?
Thanks in advance for the feedback!
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