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Why would an ex get you a birthday present?


ElleBelle

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Thank you for your response In the Dark -- I haven't responded yet because I just don't know what to do. Do you think he could just be trying to mess with me? Because it seriously did. : (

 

Yes this is another thought I had.

But what reason would he have in needing to spend money to mess with you?

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If you are interested in getting back with him, maintain light contact and see where it goes.

 

But be honest about where YOU are at right now. Are you strong enough to take a chance again IF it is offered? Or will any rejection just really set you back. No one can tell you what he is thinking. You'll have to risk the chance of getting hurt in order to find out.

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Yes, I can't know for sure, because you never know what anyone is thinking. I am not sure if I am strong enough -- this breakup really tore my world apart and I am just getting to where I am functioning again. I am certainly not over him and am still in love with him.

 

If he is doing this to mess with my head he really sucks. Regardless of why he is doing it, he is messing with my head and that really sucks.

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Yes, I can't know for sure, because you never know what anyone is thinking. I am not sure if I am strong enough -- this breakup really tore my world apart and I am just getting to where I am functioning again. I am certainly not over him and am still in love with him.

 

If he is doing this to mess with my head he really sucks. Regardless of why he is doing it, he is messing with my head and that really sucks.

 

Sometimes life sucks As I said, be honest with how much you are willing to risk. Sometimes in life, as much as we want to do something, we aren't at a place emotionally where we can risk getting hurt again. I'm not saying thats you, but just be very carefull no matter what route you decide to go. Good luck.

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Sometimes life sucks As I said, be honest with how much you are willing to risk. Sometimes in life, as much as we want to do something, we aren't at a place emotionally where we can risk getting hurt again. I'm not saying thats you, but just be very carefull no matter what route you decide to go. Good luck.

 

 

Thank you Eocsor.

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Elle,

 

I can see why you're confused. Those are gifts you give some who you love...like a Valentine type gift.

 

I would simply just email or call and say thank you for the flowers and candy. That you weren't expecting them, but it was a pleasant surprise. If he is interested, he will go from there.

 

Did he also leave a note or card with the gift? If so, what did he say?

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Happy Birthday.

 

I agree - pretty full on present. If he's messing with you, that really sucks.

 

I'd say thank you. Responding is really the only way you'll find out what it was all about, one way or the other. Put it this way, if you don't respond, he's going to feel pretty silly and may not have the front to risk losing face again.

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Elle,

 

I can see why you're confused. Those are gifts you give some who you love...like a Valentine type gift.

 

I would simply just email or call and say thank you for the flowers and candy. That you weren't expecting them, but it was a pleasant surprise. If he is interested, he will go from there.

 

Did he also leave a note or card with the gift? If so, what did he say?

 

EXACTLY -- he did leave a note (I don't want to say it here, but it was very complimentary to me).

 

I did respond with a simple thank you, and I said it was nice of him to do. He never responded.

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Happy Birthday.

 

I agree - pretty full on present. If he's messing with you, that really sucks.

 

I'd say thank you. Responding is really the only way you'll find out what it was all about, one way or the other. Put it this way, if you don't respond, he's going to feel pretty silly and may not have the front to risk losing face again.

 

Thank you for the Birthday wish -- I don't want him to feel silly, of course (I love him and never want him to feel anything bad) but seriously, * * * . And no response to my thank you email...

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EXACTLY -- he did leave a note (I don't want to say it here, but it was very complimentary to me).

 

I did respond with a simple thank you, and I said it was nice of him to do. He never responded.

 

How long ago did this happen? Just today?

 

And I forgot to say Happy Birthday in my first post...Happy Birthday, lady!

 

Well, one good thing is that you left a lasting good impression on him if he felt compelled to send such a gift along with a nice card.

 

But yea, I'm totally confused now too...lol

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How long ago did this happen? Just today?

 

And I forgot to say Happy Birthday in my first post...Happy Birthday, lady!

 

Well, one good thing is that you left a lasting good impression on him if he felt compelled to send such a gift along with a nice card.

 

But yea, I'm totally confused now too...lol

 

Thank you : ) Yes, this happened today. I mean, he has to know this will mess with me, right?

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Hmm...well, since it all happened to day, let's give him 24-48 hours to respond to your e-mail.

 

May I ask who broke up with who? I mean if he ended things and sent this as a gift, then it's a major mind game.....but if you ended things, then him sending a gift is more understandable.

 

What was the nature of the breakup?

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I broke up with him, and then I asked to take it back, and he wouldn't let me. The nature of the breakup was that we love each other very much, but we have past baggage that was messing things up. Stupid childhood baggage and whatnot--a tragedy really. We do not hate each other. We were together for 4 years. It has been about three months since we broke up.

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