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Yes, paste this post to your refrigerator or something.Originally posted by Cremasta
G'day AC
Been in a similar situation to you so I have a fair idea of where you are coming from... The one thing you must do here is stop trying to analyze every bit of her behaviour and asking yourself why it happened.
The fact is that you two are no longer together anymore! You now have two choices from here on:
1. You can pine after this girl in the hopes that you two get back together. I don't think you have much chance of this and to be honest, I don't think you would be very happy with her anymore. This is a huge thing to have sitting in the back of your mind while you are trying to tell yourself you are in love with her.
2. Realise she is not the right girl for you and move on.
I know, I know, it is not that simple. It could take weeks or months and you will have a few sleepless nights, but that is what it boils down to.
I chose number 2
If you currently have too many women chasing you, calling you, harassing you, knocking on your door at 2 o'clock in the morning... then I have the simple solution for you.
Just read my free ebook 22 Rules for Massive Success With Women and do the opposite of what I recommend.
This will quickly drive all women away from you.
And you will be able to relax and to live your life in peace and quiet.
Wow that really helped me.Originally posted by Trapspringer
AsianCowboy, maybe my story will help a bit. My behavior sort of parallels your ex's behavior.
I dated a woman for about 4 and a half years. She fell in love with me quick but I had my reservations. My mother used to always tell me that heartbreak would probably be the most painful experience I would ever experience. She would tell me that she wished that she could shield me from such a painful experience but almost everyone will go through it and it is hard to avoid.
Those words echoed throughout my life for many years and I had spent most of my life building up walls around me to avoid the terrible heartache I seen so many experience in life from love loss. So when I met my ex fiancée, I had trouble with the idea of falling in love with her but I could not help it. Because I was scared to fall in love, I constantly told myself that I would not fall in love with her. To make matters worse, she did one thing towards the beginning of our relationship to make me suspicious if she could remain faithful to me. Nothing concrete but I do not know if it was my own insecurity or what that made the incident seem so big. She showed me a lot of love in the relationship so I had no doubt that this woman loved me very very much. I couldn’t help but to fall in love with her. I proposed and she accepted after two years of dating.
She soon began to always talk about marrying me but I became overwhelmed with fear of losing her one-day or her being unfaithful to me. I feared the potential heartbreak and began to find every single fault in her that I could and getting on her about them. There were times that I would feel guilty about coming down so harshly on her. I would even withhold sex just so I could avoid being trapped by the great sex we were having. I soon convinced myself that I did not actually love her and did not want to be with her for the rest of my life. She would only try harder to hold on to me. I would also have times where I would realize that I was being crazy and would be a fool to do any thing that would push her out of my life. Then the other negative feelings would come back and I would turn back to not treating her well and spending more times doing things that didn’t involve her. I would feel so guilty and bad that I began to realize that I would not be able to treat her the way that she deserved so I began to feel that maybe she would be happier with someone else, someone who could express their love to her well. I tried to express this thought to her but she broke down crying so bad that I aborted that mission almost as quick as I executed it. Instead, I began to grow more distant from her to prepare us for the break up.
It seems that she sensed this and began to do little things to make me jealous. I didn’t give into the ploy and got on her about trying it. Eventually she gave up and decided to move out. Our engagement and relationship was over. We didn’t speak for 13 months.
She tried to keep up contact but I quickly showed that I didn’t want this from her. Well, over the next year, I began to slowly feel a huge void without her and began to miss and hurt for her. I continued for a whole year to try to move on. I found my way to sosuave.com to help me get back into the game and tried to sex away memories of her. After a while, I just felt that I couldn’t go on another day without her. The memories of being with her and the happy times we did have just haunted me.
I decided after 16 months of separation, to call her mom’s house in order to get in touch with her. I left my new number on the answering machine. That weekend, I was hanging out in Ohio with some friends. On the ride back to our home state, I checked my answering machine and find out that she left me a message. She said that she actually stayed in Ohio now. She returned my call the next day. It was like we had never been separated. We talked for about 20 minutes catching up on each other’s lives. I then got to the point and poured out my heart to her and told her that I would marry her the next day if I had the chance.
She then dropped the bomb on me. She had been with someone for about a year and moved to Ohio to be with him. She told me that she never thought she could love anyone else after me but she was very happy now and very in love. Only a man who has had his heart broken can understand what that information did to my heart. She told me that she was very touched by my words and felt guilty that she had found happiness and that I had been hurting so long and not have found happiness again. Other stuff has been said since then through emails but I pretty much have closure from her.
I told you this to so you can better understand a possibility of what your ex may be going through. She could just love you but feels that she may hurt you even worse someday. She just may think that she cannot make you happy forever no matter how much assurance that you give her. It is hard to get rid of that feeling.
I think you need to give her time like I needed time to realize just what I really wanted. If she wants to be with you forever she will try to get back in contact with you. Just give her room to think. Meanwhile, you should allow yourself to grieve, hurt, and then move on. I don’t care what others may say on this but I can tell you with certainty that trying to just throw yourself out there immediately and trying to be a player would not be a good idea. This is the time to gather support from your family and friends, not some random chics. It is a time to go about healing by finding happiness within you again. I can tell you that when my ex first dropped the bombed I was so devastated that I thought the world would end but as I write this post, I am feeling so much better than before. Yes, a strange feeling is left behind. But just knowing that she is happy and in love with someone else helps me to deal with reality, the reality that she just isn’t coming back. I felt that after a year, I was finally on a path to healing.
I know it will be hard to not contact her, but you just have to try. The ball is in her court now and you must try to move on while she deals with this. You won’t want her to accept you back just because she feels sorry for you and then marry you only to have those feelings come back with a divorce following behind. She is just probably really confused. The whole baby thing just seems like subterfuge. I hope she doesn't think she is about to run into a whole crap load of guys who won't want kids some day and it ain't like adoption is impossible.
Getting over a lost love and mending a broken heart is like getting over the death of a loved one. You must allow yourself time to grieve before you can feel better. Don’t try to suppress the grieving process because it will only come out when you least expect it.
I think it is better.Originally posted by iqqi
also, would you now agree that it truly is better to have love and lost, than to never have loved at all?
That quote really stands out. Why would she say that? How can you accept her back if she doesn't "feel the same anymore?"Originally posted by AsianCowboy
She tells me, she doesnt feel the same way anymore. She then saids, did i mess things up forever, and if there is no chance of me accepting her back she would leave me alone.