taytay Posted May 4, 2004 Share Posted May 4, 2004 Me and my girlfriend just broke up after 3 months of a wonderful relationship. What I don't get is that the reason of the break-up was that she started having feelings for my good friend (they went out for 2 years). I really want her back and it's only been 1 day since we broke up. Right now she's st school so I have plenty of time to think because I'm suspended because i got into a fight because some kid was making fun of her. SUM1 PLZ HELP ME! Link to comment
The Capitan Posted May 6, 2004 Share Posted May 6, 2004 Thanks for the reply, Ash. I know you are right about this, and I agree with you that this is probably right for her to do now, but I still can't help but feel hurt and have doubts. I feel as though I am handling this the best I can so far to keep my future options open with her, but at the same time she is telling me to call her she sends me a letter explaining that right now having space and being with her friends is the most important thing in her life -- it is a completely mixed message. I kind of want to tell her, considering she has asked me twice to call her sometime, that I am not calling her because she is the one who wanted the space (not tell her like that exactly, but the same gist) -- this is probably a bad idea though, huh? I am just trying to tread that super fine line of being upbeat, relaxed, fun, non-serious, confident, getting on with my life vibe while not sending a discouraging message to her, especially right now, because I definitely want to be in a good situation when she moves out of her college situation (but then again, I don't want to be the fish on the end of the hook that she can pull back any time by asking to call -- I think that that could have deleterious consequences as well, no?). Advice?!?! Link to comment
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