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(Tracy) and I started dating in college, for 4 years. We were just perfect together, and I loved her so much. Our relationship was excellent, until suddenly it wasn't. She was depressed due to graduating and not having a job and staying at home. This coupled with some other issues like a 3 year gap between us, we broke up. I don't think I processed the breakup and ended up meeting someone on Tinder.
This girl, I fell really hard for. We had similar interests, she was funny, smart and we had excellent chemistry. I had no idea what rebounding was at the time and I thought things were going so well with her, that I was forgetting about my ex. Time went by and about 5-6 months in I realized I'm not falling in love with this girl, and she just wasn't matching up to my ex. We broke up, and she was heartbroken.
My ex and I got back together, and for a while things were great before earlier problems reared their head again. We are back to square one where she wants space again. I kept hoping things would get better, but we ended up breaking up again.
Now I'm alone, back to square one, back on Tinder wondering what to do. I've had a couple of matches but I don't feel interested in anyone, and I'm debating whether I should have given my "rebound" girl a bit more time. The decisions felt right at that point but now that I'm actively working towards getting over Tracy, I think I'm ready to date again.
What do i do?
Should I get back together with my rebound?
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The thing is though that I really think this new girl and I would have worked out. She was everything I was looking for in a relationship, there was nothing wrong with her and I really liked her, and enjoyed her company.
I just couldn't fall in love with her because I was still so hung up on my ex. Now that I'm making changes and planning on staying single for a while, I really think we could give it another shot. I don't have much experience in these matters, but the reason I think I wasn't falling in love was because I was so hung up on my ex that when the opportunity presented, I took it. Otherwise, this was exactly the girl I was looking for and I think had I been over my ex, I would have jumped at the chance of something long term with her.