Twist of Cain
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how could i have made her sweat? i'm confused
Not replying within 3 hours of her text?Twist of Cain said:how could i have made her sweat? i'm confused
Reborndonjuan said:Hey, iv been a lurker on this site for six months now, that's when me and the ex split, she ended it, the usual "I love you but I'm not in love with you anymore" she wanted to remain friends, I said if we ever met again, il be "friendly" towards her, but I'm not interested in being friends, I cut all contact immeaditly, unfriended her on fb, deleted her number and went complete ghost. It was hard dealing with that, but I'm a stubborn bast**d and I knew I'd never contact her again. (It was a 3yr relationship and we where just about to move in together wen she ended it btw). 3months after the split she text me on my birthday, "happy bday, hope you have a nice day" I had her number deleted, but after 3years together u tend to recognise it, I replied "thanks" two days later. Fast forward to last weeknd, 6months now from the split, and zero contact from either side, I wake up to a txt from the ex sent at half 3 in the morning (probably drunk) msg read:- "hey how are you? I know this is so out of the blue, but wud you ever want to meet up for a chat sometime?"
I ignored it, then received another msg the following evening at six.
"Hey, I'm sorry, the girls were taking the hand last night and where sending msgs to people off my phone, I don't know why they messaged you asking to meet up, that was pretty mean, sorry again"
Iv been doing well so far.
Just wondered what your thoughts or advice is lads?
My mistake brother.Twist of Cain said:@ loz
i preciate the advice - while i agree with you she still sees negatives - i did not reply within 3 hrs..
she texted me @ 230pm, i got back to her @ 5am
Yeah perhaps dude. I'm hoping she gets the hint by me being distant or not warm emotionally.Jmurphy55 said:UCL
Do you really want her back though?
Sure you may have changed but will she?
I think what is sometimes lost on this website is that just because the girl has dumped you doesn't automatically mean that you did something wrong and she was heaven personified.
For example in my relationship I am happy to accept that I drank and partied too much and I could have done with being more financially independent. But I was also loyal, understanding and always there when needed. For example, last year on two separate occasions I was out with friends and she wasn't happy about it, rather than going home as would have been sensible (we didn't live together and she had been working until gone 11 that night and had to be up early so we would have only had a couple hours together, as apposed to the entire night which I had with my friends,) but anyway, she showed up outside the club, on two occasions, sat in her car and waited for me, making me fully aware she was there so I was practically forced to leave early (I did make her wait for a while but not until 3am as I had planned,) could you ****ing imagine if that had been the other way round? I'd have been needy, insecure etc etc.
But in your position surely you're transmitting that message anyway by virtue of the fact that you barely respond to her since you broke up? You don't have to physically day the words ''m only interested in being your boyfriend," I get that message across
Sorry to hear that Buddy.Social_Leper said:Completely agree. I've blocked her number and whatsapp so I believe that will be sufficient especially since this time round I initiated the break up.
The Sunday before last I received about 100 missed calls (I kid you not) over the course of the entire day and a barrage of whatsapp messages without replying.
I only replied when she said she was going to come over. Long story short we got back together with the caveat that it really would be one more strike and out, just for my own sanity.
Had one good week and then this Sunday I come back from a Lad's night out in another city (friend's birthday) pretty tired and hungry and having not eaten the entire day and taking a long train ride back to London wanted some alone time - so was a bit rude to her. She took that the wrong way so I told her to leave and she did.
I didn't really hear from her until today and she told me some sh*t that completely made me reevaluate things. It wasn't cheating (which is the worst offence I can think of) but it was enough for me to realize that I cannot continue in a relationship with this chick at this stage of my life. Just no way.
Dude, I love the fact that you're incorporating MBTI into your advice. I've recently gotten into studying it. And it has helped a ton in my romantic life. I'm dealing with a beautiful ENFP girl. If you're into MBTI, you know that it ain't easy!PairPlusRoyalFlush said:The fact is, you don't have peace of mind in your relationship. This wears on you in the relationship but becomes so blurred post-breakup because your new-found peace of mind in one area is overcome with new mental trauma in the short-medium term. Trust your gut is all I can say, and ride it out. You won't be over this one for a while, just be at peace with that so 6 mos down the line when you relapse a bit its not so much of a surprise. In my last relationship, peace of mind was only there for about 5 months of a 1.5 year ltr...ironically I had more of it as late as 2 weeks prior to the breakup than at any other point...still, I was actively looking for an "out" to dump her but that didn't make it feel any better when it happened.
She sounds like a Feeler type, if you are a Thinker type there will be endless misunderstandings. Oil and Water. You need to date another Thinker even though they won't be as affectionate(unless an INTP type) and might seem more masculine. Anyway, just remember that as bad as what they actually do seems, its usually even worse than they are letting on
Thanks. I came home, had a couple beers, and the urge passed. I just try to remind myself that it's not going to matter what I say, or how I say it. Much rather have her wonder what I'm thinking.Lozboss said:Rsox- Stay strong bro. She will come back. NC is the best way. It's counter intuitive- you have to walk away for them to chase you. It also helps you heal and get over it mentally. NC has helped me be in a better mental place. Delete her number on your phone, write it down on some paper and hide the paper away so you aren't tempted (stops you contacting her in a moment of weakness).
Cool your jets.sowhat said:Hello, i just registered here. Thinking about going NC but i got a weird story to share and i would like some advice..
I've been in 6 months rl with this girl, while some other girl wanted to be with me, actually obsessing over me.. over time i fell in love with her and had to do something, i was planning of leaving my current gf because i didnt want to cheat on her. this other girl said, take your time and tell her when you are ready.. in the meantime, my gf broke up with me so i didn't have to do anything (we didnt see each other for days)..
so i told this girl, now i'm free, you waited, i'm yours.. and now after few days are gone, she is not writing to me as often, doesn't say nice things, like i'm not a challenge anymore.. so i feel played, i left my gf go for this crap..
i mean, i want the other girl who acts strangely.
WTF do i do, i mean i was angry, telling her wtf , why are u cold all in a sudden.. she says don't worry you are just paranoid.. the hell.
Haha yeah, wrangling an ENFP ain't easy! As I'm sure you know it's all due to her type's instinct to always believe there is a chance something else better out there. I'm an ENFJ, so I'm pre-disposed to wanting to settle down and be serious. Combine all that with her being a solid 9 w/a dynamite personality, and I've had to refer to this site numerous times to keep my game up!PairPlusRoyalFlush said:MBTI is so clutch for the Game. My threads on it here get no response haha.
Would NOT **** with an ENFP again, in any capacity!!! Very sick and evil people.