Mugen221 Posted September 26, 2017 Share Posted September 26, 2017 I just broke up today with the best girl I have ever known. She and and I had a great connection and everything was going well for the first few months. We started dating in September 2016 then in late December she wanted to brake up due to poor communication, so we spend a month apart and I finally get her to realize there wasn’t really any big problems. ( she is a victim of sexual abuse) she agreed and everything goes back to normal. Flash forward to last Monday where I come over with baked goods and she looks depressed and explains we should take a brake... she then explains a bunch of reasons that go from when we solve one problem another arises and that she felt alone even when we were together. Which is hard for me to hear because I go out of my way to make sure she is happy even going as far as to not complain about her toxic friends. So we don’t talk for a week, and the day before we were supposed to meet she blocked me from her Facebook relationship status, which I found out she changed to single and started telling everyone we broke up. I met her the next day both of us having a friend there to keep the peace and I let out all my feelings. At the end we agreed she and I are both messes and need time alone but to remain best friends and to focus on our selfs for a few months. I agreed That we shouldn’t talk for a while that it would bring up old wounds. I love her and I was planning a huge one year anniversary event for us. And we break up 20 days before I can execute my anniversary party. I know I’m not perfect but I really love her and I wanna to know if I have a chance to get her back in the future. Link to comment
RedDress Posted September 26, 2017 Share Posted September 26, 2017 Sorry, I'm a little confused... You said you each had a friend at the breakup to "keep the peace". Can you explain that a little? This is somewhat odd. I have never had a friend come along at a breakup or accompanied a friend to a breakup. Do you have a violent or volitile history with one another? Link to comment
Mugen221 Posted September 26, 2017 Author Share Posted September 26, 2017 No but a friend to keep us both comfortable and Incase we say something out of line they can pull us back to reality. Link to comment
Juha Posted September 26, 2017 Share Posted September 26, 2017 Not much to think about. Be happy she broke up with you. She sounds like a lot of work with her issues. Do not be best friends with this woman. Do not stay in contact with her, clean break with nothing to do with her. you need to move on without her in your life.... go find a woman who has herself together not someone who is broken and needs fixing. That's not your job! you will be much happier without her, when you find a better woman... Link to comment
Knight2001 Posted September 26, 2017 Share Posted September 26, 2017 this girl sounds like a lot of hard work, and it doesnt matter what you do she can pull the rug from under your feet to add a bit of drama. move on and count your blessings. you will soon realise this wasnt the best girl you've ever known. good luck and be happy. Link to comment
MissCanuck Posted September 27, 2017 Share Posted September 27, 2017 Eh, don't bring security blanket-friends to a break-up. You two are adults and need to be able to sort through these things on your own. Anyway, a moot point now. She doesn't sound emotionally ready for a relationship. It appears she's had one foot out the door for a long time. The first time she broke up with you was your warning of bumpier things to come; you should never feel compelled to convince someone to be with you. That right there was an indication that things were not great. Link to comment
Rustysuit Posted September 27, 2017 Share Posted September 27, 2017 The fact you two brought a "friend" to a discussion that only involved the two of you says everything you need to know about your relationship. Link to comment
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