trooperbsb Posted March 29, 2007 Share Posted March 29, 2007 Well, I will not go into the details of the break as that is not the focus of this post. Today marks 30 days of NC and I know this really isn't typical but they flew by! Anyway, she left because she was no longer getting the butterflies, spending time together was becoming a chore, and she just saw me more as a friend. Well, as most of you would agree, after 10 months the butterflies go away and you do become more "friends." Bottom line though is we broke up. What am I most proud of though is when she left, just before I walked out the door I said well, I will miss and always love you. That was it. Thirty days ago and not a word. Tempted? Absolutely, but I worked through it. So what happened in the interim? I got a hot shot teaching job and was hired by my alma mater to conduct interviews this summer. Interestingly enough, I wonder if I would have pursued these oppurtunities had she been in my life. I am ready to be friends now. I miss her the most in the capacity of a friend for honestly the "romantic" feelings were the first to fade. I do care about her, always will. I am having some internal conflict though between pride and just biting the bullet. I would like her to call me for the simple reason she requested time and space. But it has been a month and knowing her as I do, I highly doubt she is going to make the first move. At this point I feel as I have proved to her but more importantly myself that I don't need her. We've both made our points and now its time to start anew as friends. Any thoughts? Link to comment
mia1207 Posted March 29, 2007 Share Posted March 29, 2007 Congratulations! How does it feel? Does it really make that much of a difference? Do you really intend to be friends with her? Link to comment
trooperbsb Posted March 29, 2007 Author Share Posted March 29, 2007 It feels fine. Yes, I of course have brief moments from sadness from time to time but that is natural, you cannot erase memories. I have thought through what I could do differently next time and taken it as a life experience that has made me stronger. Did I have some great epiphany? Not really. And yes, I do legitimately want to be friends, as strange as that may seem. Link to comment
HyruleGuardian Posted March 29, 2007 Share Posted March 29, 2007 If you feel you have healed enough and the feelings won't come back, then I don't see a problem with calling her asking for a friendship. I'm in a similar situation myself actually. My ex broke it off with me and she came back after about 3 weeks wanting a relationship again. I told her that I wasn't ready to do it again. So she was really upset, and eventually we just stopped talking. Now I want to call her and see if we can be friends again. I miss her company as a friend, because we were friends longer than we were in a relationship. Hopefully in time it'll happen. Link to comment
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