CuddleJunkie
Master Don Juan
- Joined
- Nov 9, 2015
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Thanks LiveYourDream. I told her to come, she already left. She is a sweetie, this girl has touched me, as I have said in some other post. I don't hate women anymore (and I did when I came here), I understand, appreciate, and love the supportive and caring aspect they bring. If we someday, somehow, are able to end this "war" through neomasculinity and a new type of enlightned femininity, I'm sure people could attain new levels of happiness. It's Hegelian in some sense...from a ruthless patriarchy system, to a ruthless feminist system...Maybe these contradictory systems might trascend its limits and form a new type of gender dynamics that accepts both roles without putting the other down. I'm sure I will work for this.I know it may be contrary to what is said here, but here goes...
You knew the break-up conversation was coming and knew what you wanted to say to some degree. She didn't have the same preparation. This isn't a woman you broke-up with to get away from because she was awful. She's moving and it's about LDR's or not. If she wants to meet one more time, I would be inclined to offer her the opportunity to say what she needs/wants for her own closure. You care about each other. There is no animosity.
The risk of course is that she will want to pursue a LDR and do what she can to say why. That can make the loss feel harder or be challenging not to accept.
If you are 100% certain, you will not do a LDR, which is smart, then you can let her know that if/when you agree to meet her, so she knows in advance. Let her know that you will meet with her to support her in the transition and closure, however you ask that she respect your request not push for a LDR. Let her know the decision was hard enough to make once and to please not push you to doing it again, as you are certain with your decision.
She may still wish to see you for closure or she may decline then. Under the circumstances of caring for her, allow it to end/transition as well as possible.
Lastly, @CuddleJunkie being a DJ does not mean becoming a cold, heartless, emotionless man. (I am not saying you are.) It means being a man who is centered regardless of his emotions. Don't cut yourself off from feeling. Stay connected to your heart. Stay connected to who you are. Don't become mechanical in who you are. That is not a path that will bring you true fulfillment. Stay connected with yourself. Disconnection will not serve you.
A new chapter opens in my path to understanding.