justincredible;477940 wrote:I'm about to pull the plug on this shithole..
Well there you go lotz!
justincredible;477940 wrote:I'm about to pull the plug on this shithole..
majorspark;477979 wrote:I know it is tough, but it is better she comes to this realization now rather that 7-10yrs down the road and you and her are married and have a child or two.
ernest_t_bass;477926 wrote: - Leave her alone. Seriously. Leave her alone. Don't call. Don't text. Don't email. Don't Facebook. Don't MySpace. Don't Xanga. Don't do the Twitter. When you are constantly contacting her, you are sending her the message that you need her. That is exactly what she wants.
... My ex finally came back to me (crawling) when she had heard that I was having parties at my house, living life. When I was contacting her, she wanted nothing to do with me... she didn't care. I was a nuisance. Well, when I was no longer there for her to hold me by a string, she started to worry. Stupid to go back to her, but I got a new golf bag and a set of irons out of it.
Cleveland Buck;478137 wrote:That you two had zero problems leads me to believe she checked out a long time ago. Women are nagging, whiny, money-hungry whores and they want to make sure you know it constantly.
Anyway, don't worry about it. You don't need a girlfriend. They just get in the way and cost too much. Do something you have always wanted to do. Something time consuming, like start a business or load up on classes to fast track your degree. There's always time for pussy, especially if you aren't tied down to it. When she comes back, bang her, but there is no need to get back together. Be her booty call while you fuck various women and work to better yourself.
UA5straightin2008;478070 wrote:agreed, exactly what my parents said
Haha!ernest_t_bass;477926 wrote:
Oh... Fab4Runner... I threw up in my mouth.
Mooney44Cards;478318 wrote:Well, I've had the same happen to me and I feel I can offer some good advice:
-Like many have said, use this opportunity to find yourself and find what truly makes you happy. Remember, your happiness doesn't depend on another person. The mistake many make is that after a long relationship they define themselves as a couple. Its always "Me and katie" (i inserted a random chick name) instead of "me"
-Don't call her, text her, tell her you miss her, send her flowers, or call to reminisce about "that one time". She needs to know that you're fine on your own. YOU need to know you are fine on your own. Its like kicking a habit, you'll have a strong urge to do it at first and it'll slowly become easier to fight that habit.
-Don't go out looking for some chick to bang. You never know it at the time but you reek of desperation. Like someone said, reconnect with old friends. Actually, go out with another girl WITHOUT trying to bang her, you'll find that you can really enjoy another female's company other than your ex (unless she's a raging bitch)
-Don't do shit that reminds you of her. Its just depressing and it gets you nowhere.
-This bears repeating DO NOT CALL HER OR TEXT HER TELLING HER HOW MUCH YOU MISS HER. DELETE HER NUMBER FROM YOUR PHONE. Write it down somewhere if you really need it for later, but god, only sad embarrassing stuff can come from that.
-Take a look at your relationship honestly and see what you may have done that would have driven her away. Not to try to change to win her back, but to learn for the next time out. Theres a pretty good chance that if you two get back together soon you'll slip right back into the bad habits that brought you both where you are right now. If you end up dating someone else, pay attention and try to limit mistakes like that from the beginning, and you'll build healthier relationship habits.
-Don't be afraid to talk about your feelings with a friend, just to get them out. DO NOT talk about your feelings with her. She is your ex now, she doesn't get to know how you feel inside (hey-ohhhh!!).
-If you start dating another girl DO NOT talk about your ex. AT ALL. If she asks, tell her what happened but not how you felt about her, or how you feel now. Remember, chicks really only want to talk about themselves so when they ask about you, they really don't care what the answer is.
-Don't hold out hope that its going to work out in the end. I had a chick pull the exact same shit on me a few years ago. I think she led me to believe that there was a chance just so she wouldn't absolutely crush me. Turns out she had met a guy a week before we broke up....6 months down the road they were engaged. Now they're married.
I have plenty more advice to give so don't hesitate to ask if need be. (if you couldn't tell from the last point, I've been there before!)