SamTheHobit
Master Don Juan
Now that I think about its pretty bad how we can be hung up on complete rubbish women.
Drunk dialing, obviously? Probably had a ****ty night out, and wanted to talk to you to make sure you still care about her. At least that's what MY ex would do. Good thing you did not answer. After those calls I always felt like **** in the days that followed.Machtwo said:Since the birthday text of 2 weeks ago, I've now put that 'incident' behind me, only for me to stumble across another one, she phoned me at 04:27 Sunday morning, I've added her number to the rejected list, so it didn't even ring, but the number registers with an odd symbol (Samsung S2), now what's this phone call all about?
Do you think that will be the end of her trying to contact me or will it happen again?mkj1990 said:Drunk dialing, obviously? Probably had a ****ty night out, and wanted to talk to you to make sure you still care about her. At least that's what MY ex would do. Good thing you did not answer. After those calls I always felt like **** in the days that followed.
I don't know, mate. I'm far from an expert, but I guess you never know anyway. My ex did it a couple of times, but she's a bit crazy.Machtwo said:Do you think that will be the end of her trying to contact me or will it happen again?
This is true. Women aren't known for having great self control when it comes to their emotions. Unless you have a structured/stubborn type on your hands they will find a way to get in your orbit.mkj1990 said:I do believe however that if a women wants something bad enough (you back in her life, for example) she won't stop just because you did not answer the phone in the middle of the night.
You hit the nail on the head, when a woman wants you she will stop at nothing. They will send flowers, they will call, call, call, text, text, text, text, email, email, send you pics in panties. If you have a new girl they will do everything to sabotage your new relationship, I am telling you this from experience.Renegade357 said:This is true. Women aren't known for having great self control when it comes to their emotions. Unless you have a structured/stubborn type on your hands they will find a way to get in your orbit.
So true! I've learned this the hard way.Culebra23 said:Now a lot of your boys are getting your hopes up on one text, one email, one call from your ex after a couple of weeks or months of NC. You, hear the phone and can't control yourself, you've worked so hard to get the puta out of your mind and now she is calling, it must mean she wants to get back together ---- so you think. When you respond to her she will go cold again. Listen boys, I will give you some advice and I hope you guys are reading this and paying attention. Do yourselves a favor and read all the postings on this message board, in particular the first 100 pages. A lot of men have gotten that call/text/email from their ex's after a couple of weeks of NC, after they have practically healed, it's sad when they respond to their ex only to realize nothing had changed, the ex didn't want to get back together. If you really want to get the upper hand on your ex, when she contacts you DO NOT RESPOND, IF you DO you will be welcoming an extended heartache. What you should do is give it at least 60 days from the first contact, give yourself 2 months. If your ex really wants you her quest to get you back will accelerate to the point of madness/insanity.
If you make it too easy for them to come back they will not appreciate it, they will drop you at the slightest argument. Be a man, appreciate your worth.
Sounds like you rushed into rejection dude. If you're gonna let her back in you gotta do it slow. Spoon feed her. Make her earn it. Anyways, probably water under the bridge now.Jariel said:So true! I've learned this the hard way.
I got the text I prayed for, with her telling me how much she still loves me, would give anything to be with me again etc, and yet when I reveal that I feel the same, she tells me she doesn't want to get back together...she just wanted to let me know how she feels?!
Culebra23 said:Now a lot of your boys are getting your hopes up on one text, one email, one call from your ex after a couple of weeks or months of NC. You, hear the phone and can't control yourself, you've worked so hard to get the puta out of your mind and now she is calling, it must mean she wants to get back together ---- so you think. When you respond to her she will go cold again.
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If you really want to get the upper hand on your ex, when she contacts you DO NOT RESPOND, IF you DO you will be welcoming an extended heartache. What you should do is give it at least 60 days from the first contact, give yourself 2 months. If your ex really wants you her quest to get you back will accelerate to the point of madness/insanity.
If you make it too easy for them to come back they will not appreciate it, they will drop you at the slightest argument. Be a man, appreciate your worth.
I seriously want to give you a hug man!You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Culebra23 again.
You're possibly right. I know I rushed things in replying to her and laying it all on the line, and it hasn't exactly scared her off. Perhaps if I played it more slowly and carefully it's not a lost cause.Renegade357 said:Sounds like you rushed into rejection dude. If you're gonna let her back in you gotta do it slow. Spoon feed her. Make her earn it. Anyways, probably water under the bridge now.
Take some pressure off yourself. Just take her back to date 1. Next time she contacts you ask if she wants to get together at a specific place at a specific time. aka a definite date. Keep it light and funny, avoid heavy subjects. Make sure you have a good time. Don't talk about relationships or love or anything. When she leaves don't call her back let her call you.Jariel said:You're possibly right. I know I rushed things in replying to her and laying it all on the line, and it hasn't exactly scared her off. Perhaps if I played it more slowly and carefully it's not a lost cause.
She has suggested meeting up next weekend, so I'll go NC until I hear any more about this and keep an open mind.
Thanks mate.
Man...Jariel said:You're possibly right. I know I rushed things in replying to her and laying it all on the line, and it hasn't exactly scared her off. Perhaps if I played it more slowly and carefully it's not a lost cause.
She has suggested meeting up next weekend, so I'll go NC until I hear any more about this and keep an open mind.
Thanks mate.
It just seems like most of the guys who do "no contact" properly don't act the right way when the ex comes back. They get too emotional and run too easily back into their exes arms. They need to learn that it's a cat and mouse game. Plus you have to be indifferent to the outcome and see other women. Treat the ex as a plate until she starts doing the right things and earns you back. If she doesn't do that there's no reason to get emotional about it. Be indifferent to the outcome!falecomnetto said:Stop trying to get back together. You need to Stop it. This On and Off thing may last for a long time if you don't stop it. It's a road of heartache and pain, and your severing some good years of your life while doing it.
I'll drink to that!!Renegade357 said:Do it right, protect your heart and you'll get the ex back or more likely find someone better. Either way you win!!
This is the part that fvcks with my head. It does feel like it will happen soon. She wanted to meet last week originally, but I was away and couldn't make it, so now she says next weekend. Even though it's not a date and she's rejected the idea of us getting together, I know that if/when we meet in person it's going to stir her feelings up again. She's never been able to look me in the eyes without melting (her words). And unlike those situations where the ex has simply lost interest or fallen out of love, we broke up due to a harsh argument and those feelings haven't changed.falecomnetto said:It's not happening now, what makes you think it will happen anytime soon?
I totally agree with this and I've given this same advice to others. The truth is, I know that I'm in no fit state to make things work even if she wanted to. I'm too needy and too emotional. Even if I could hide it on the outside, I wouldn't be able to take the pressure-free attitude that's needed. Besides, we're still holding onto some resentment and we can't just brush that under the carpet by kissing and making up.And that is the point everyone here, specially you these last few days, is missing. To let her go. She needs to go for you to grow.
The only chance people have in getting back together with their ex's is something that I'm yet to read in this forum. So here it is: You have to move on. She has to move on. There is no getting back. There is only start anew. Only when both of you are healed from each other, and from the failed relationship, that you are going to have a chance.
And I'm really sorry to inform you Jariel, this is the Long Run! It's not something that a week of NC will change.
I do mate. Thanks. I really appreciate the support I've been getting from this forum and hope in my stronger moments I've been able to return the favour...or at least offer people the wisdom of my mistakes.Sorry if it sounded harsh, but see it as Bro Love!
Cheer up and move on!
This was my intention and it's what we did the last time we broke up. We met up, cleared the air and left on good terms. After 2 weeks of not contacting her, she started chasing me and we decided to give it another go.Renegade357 said:Make sure you have a good time. Don't talk about relationships or love or anything. When she leaves don't call her back let her call you.
I'm trying mate, I really am. I've been on 2 dates and have another one next week. I got talking to this hot blonde who has been sending me naked and teasing videos of herself and is up for sex any time I'm ready...and yet I can't even get excited.And for crying out loud date or at least talk to other women. You're on the market and if she wants you off she has to earn you back.
This is absolutely true and I've done it before. However, you need to genuinely detach before you can handle a situation like this and if I'm honest, I'm not in that place right now.Renegade357 said:It just seems like most of the guys who do "no contact" properly don't act the right way when the ex comes back. They get too emotional and run too easily back into their exes arms. They need to learn that it's a cat and mouse game. Plus you have to be indifferent to the outcome and see other women. Treat the ex as a plate until she starts doing the right things and earns you back. If she doesn't do that there's no reason to get emotional about it. Be indifferent to the outcome!
Do it right, protect your heart and you'll get the ex back or more likely find someone better. Either way you win!!
Culebra said some interesting stuff that reinforces this line of thought, and as of today, yeah, I totally agree with you.Renegade357 said:It just seems like most of the guys who do "no contact" properly don't act the right way when the ex comes back. They get too emotional and run too easily back into their exes arms. They need to learn that it's a cat and mouse game. Plus you have to be indifferent to the outcome and see other women. Treat the ex as a plate until she starts doing the right things and earns you back. If she doesn't do that there's no reason to get emotional about it. Be indifferent to the outcome!
Do it right, protect your heart and you'll get the ex back or more likely find someone better. Either way you win!!
It's amazing how the world is, and how much alike humanity is.Jariel said:This is the part that fvcks with my head. It does feel like it will happen soon. She wanted to meet last week originally, but I was away and couldn't make it, so now she says next weekend. Even though it's not a date and she's rejected the idea of us getting together, I know that if/when we meet in person it's going to stir her feelings up again. She's never been able to look me in the eyes without melting (her words). And unlike those situations where the ex has simply lost interest or fallen out of love, we broke up due to a harsh argument and those feelings haven't changed.
By writing that, I'm not trying to justify chasing her or clinging, but I just want to illustrate why it's difficult for me to give up and let go.
Oh, you know you will.Jariel said:I do mate. Thanks. I really appreciate the support I've been getting from this forum and hope in my stronger moments I've been able to return the favour...or at least offer people the wisdom of my mistakes.