After a bad break up he wants to talk face to face
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Maid_of_Mischief1 wrote: »
Yes he broke up with me in a text !
Normally I would say follow your heart and if you are both open for a conversation then go for it, meet with him and see what happens. But after reading all of this it's crystal clear to me that you were in fact dating a child.
I say walk away if you can't run... and wiggle your *kitten* as you do it!
Girl. You got this. Trust me.3 -
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If he's not making an effort to meet with you, he doesn't want to meet with you.2
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I don't have any advice to give you but still wanted to offer my support anyway. Hugs !1
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Thanks guys! Feeling a lot better1
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These problems seem vaguely familiar. Except when I was in middle school, people broke up with each other via written notes. Ah, such a lost art.0
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It’s difficult nowadays because people insist on torturing themselves. He didn’t reply to text immediately, he must be cheating. He has a female friend, he’s a cheat. He went out without me, of course he’s a cheat. So they stalk on social media and torment themselves. They call the the phone. No answer, hang up, it’s over!
I’ve been married a long time but going back to a time when a note, letter or phone call ended it was a good thing. When it’s done, it’s done.
Unless you have kids or financial ties there’s no need to talk again. Forget it and move on.
It’s nothing to do with you not being good enough, it’s everything to do with it being the wrong person for you.
Plenty of fish........1 -
All I can say is break up's are so tough but just reading that text I would get the feeling that he's very much guarding his emotions... which can be tough to communicate through.. Good luck with everything0
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How old are you?
This whole story does has"RUN FOREST RUN" written all over it. He's possessive and you kind of like that because you're clingy, he's manipulating you in all the right ways, and he has you apologizing even though you "don't think" he has cheated on you. PLUS he calls out of work for oversleeping. This is not a good match, ditch him please!0 -
Sammylou40s wrote: »Forget it and move on.
It’s nothing to do with you not being good enough, it’s everything to do with it being the wrong person for you.
Plenty of fish........
This. All of the drama and insecurity is a great sign that it's time to move on. If you don't have feelings of mutual trust and security from the beginning, they're not right for you. Eventually you will find someone where all of that clicks and you'll regret wasting time on anyone else. Use this time to work on yourself and meet other people.
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Gosh don't people just break up anymore and never speak to each other again?
It used to come naturally when people had a clear vision for the type of structured future they wanted with an appropriate mate.
Now it might be a good idea to teach classes on the subject of real breaking up and the constructive reasoning behind it.
If life coaching has a market, this certainly can. Entrepreneurs?
These Break-up classes....
Does the tuition include cans of black spray paint and automotive refinishing costs?0 -
Gosh don't people just break up anymore and never speak to each other again?
It used to come naturally when people had a clear vision for the type of structured future they wanted with an appropriate mate.
Now it might be a good idea to teach classes on the subject of real breaking up and the constructive reasoning behind it.
If life coaching has a market, this certainly can. Entrepreneurs?
I blame cell phones. It was so much easier when your dad just hung up on them for you
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_barefoot_ wrote: »You need to work on yourself and not be so needy .
That is a huge turn off on people .
You need to become more secure with yourself that you don't need to talk to him everyday and be ok with that .
It's emotionally draining to always feel like you have to " babysit" you're partners feeling .
Insecurity will always destroy anything you have good with someone .
Barefoot is right.1 -
Maid_of_Mischief1 wrote: »Guuuurl, I've been thinking about this a few days and unless this ex boyfriend of yours has champagne coming out of his *kitten* and can make you shake like a broken washing machine he's replacable.
Do these champagne spewing boyfriends even exist? Asking for a friend.2 -
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Maid_of_Mischief1 wrote: »Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »Maid_of_Mischief1 wrote: »Guuuurl, I've been thinking about this a few days and unless this ex boyfriend of yours has champagne coming out of his *kitten* and can make you shake like a broken washing machine he's replacable.
Do these champagne spewing boyfriends even exist? Asking for a friend.
I highly doubt it
What about the ones that can make you shake like a broken washing machine, cause I think I'd sure like have some of that?!
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This happened to me and the girl spent two hours crying and asking me to come back. It was very uncomfortable.0
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