SanSerif Posted December 22, 2006 Share Posted December 22, 2006 Hi..some of you may not know me yet. I just joined a few weeks ago..but ok here goes: my first love and i broke up almost a month ago. It was because she was 17 and im 21 and her parents would never be ok with that. Search my username for the more detailed version. i initiated nc on the 5th. Shes called me since but i never picked up. I know its been the right way to go. Now shes sent me an email..tonight. i havent opened it. Im not sure i want to. My instincts tell me that whatevers in there couldnt possibly be what i want to hear..even if im not sure what that is. my life is starting to make sense again..i dont want that to be derailed. But then again its just an email. I dont know what id do if i opened it and it said something like just wanted to say hi or how you doing lol or merry christmas. all opinions are welcome. Link to comment
Trab Posted December 22, 2006 Share Posted December 22, 2006 FACE YOUR ENEMY! That's your fears, not her! She'll email you for a reaction. OPEN IN and put it here so we can pick it together! Link to comment
Ellie2006 Posted December 22, 2006 Share Posted December 22, 2006 Hey there, If you feel as though reading her email will set you back, as hard as it may be, please consider deleting it. Whatever she has to say is not as important as maintaining your emotional stability. Hang in there. Ellie Link to comment
SanSerif Posted December 22, 2006 Author Share Posted December 22, 2006 Ag. It was a Myspace friend request. She took herself off me when we broke up...now she wants back in. I thought it was an email cause I checked it on my phone. I'm still wondering what to do about her. I'm wondering if what I'm doing is right. If she really had something meaningful to say, she'd send me a well thought out email. This I know. Link to comment
Juliana Posted December 22, 2006 Share Posted December 22, 2006 All you have to do is ask yourself: Will I ever, ever in my conceivable lifetime ever, want to be friends with this woman? If the answer is yes, be clear with her that you are doing no contact to help yourself get over her. Be respectful. If her emailing/calling you is setting you back, let her know that you won't be reading or answering those anymore, at least for awhile. Unilateral no contact will completely obliterate any relationship you have with her; be careful how you use it. No contact that is done more tactfully can be seen as a graceful retreat. You can come back from that. Link to comment
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