mikeca Posted May 26, 2006 Share Posted May 26, 2006 ok heres the quick scoop. I'm looking to replace one if not both of my jobs. It was a factor in the relationship. And now I just cant work there with everything that happens. Its grocery store, and it was fine when I was in school. But now I need something more. Ok the thing is, my ex works at the local job search place. I've been 1 month NC, 4 months broken up. She's apparently got someone else (just found out today actually through the grapevine) which is stinging a little because it was just past our would-be 1st yr. I'm still up for entertaining the idea of reconciling. i've changed quite a bit, and I'm alot better after the 1 month NC. I'd just like some tips on how to act. I'm also looking at returning to college at the beginning of september. Lets see how this works. I think im going to wait until next week before I go in. Link to comment
robowarrior Posted May 26, 2006 Share Posted May 26, 2006 Once you break up you can never go back. If you 'can' get yourself another job thru advertisements, if that doesn't work then you should try to get a job via that local job agency , even tho she works there, you have to continue on with your life. Maby someone else then her can help you search. Link to comment
annie24 Posted May 26, 2006 Share Posted May 26, 2006 if she has a new man, why are you still trying to get her back? I am sorry, but it sounds like it is just better if you consider the relationship over and focus on your job search. Link to comment
kellbell Posted May 26, 2006 Share Posted May 26, 2006 Hi there Mike, I am with the others. She has moved on. You do not want to be her back-up plan. I would focus on getting a job and bettering yourself instead. I know this hurts but when someone moves on rather quickly it is usually an indication things were not meant to be. Good luck on your job search. Link to comment
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