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    RomanceDictionary.com
    I'm now 32 and last year I was seeing a guy for 9 months. We both had been single for a few years prior to this. We're both the type who isn't afraid of being alone until the right person comes along. He was studying and living about 2 hours away. I broke it off because I felt like he didn't make enough time for me. He had to work all summer to pay for fees etc. I broke it off over the phone. He was absolutely shocked as he had thought we had a future together. I regretted my decision soon after, and tried to get him back. He said he couldn't go back and feared that I would do the same thing somewhere down the line. And he wasn't willing to take the risk, especially with so much at stake with Uni. I text him and emailed him a really long message once after that but he didn't replay. In the new year, I text again this time he replied saying that he was on placement, and apologized for not responding, stating that it was his way of moving on. I found out from a friend that he had dated a girl for a few months later, but there wasn't enough there to start a relationship.

    He went away to a different country on placement, and when he returned six months later he text. He said he just wanted to know how things were going for me, and he wanted to give me his new number in case I had been trying to get in contact with him again. I told him that I hadn't planned to get back in contact after I heard from him, and that he was moving on. I realized that I had to do the same. He replied saying that he didn't know if he had moved on. I told him to be upfront and tell me why he had really contacted me. He asked if he could ring me, and I said yes. He rang and told me he had finished his course and wasn't going to do an add-on year. He said was going to do some traveling, and that his buddy was thinking about going with him. He said that while he was away he had thought about ways of making things better for us, like moving to where I lived, but then he wouldn't be fully happy. I didn't tell him that I had had the same thoughts. I just listened to him. i had already said enough in my emails. He also said that it was really difficult for him to read it. He asked me what I doing and if I had decided to return to Uni again. I told him that I had plans to travel around South America for a few months.

    After I told him this, the conversation came to an end quicker than expected. He said if he didn't see me before I went, (there was never any talk about us considering to meet up), to have a safe trip.

    I text and said that conversation was as hard as the day I had met him in an attempt to apologize for what I had done over the phone. I asked him to be truthful about why he was back in contact. I was honest saying I still thought about me every day, and added that it seems that little had changed for him.

    He said he was sorry for being in contact, and did a full 360 saying it was sad things didn't work but he guessed he had come to accept it. Also, adding that maybe my traveling will help things for me. I told him to not contact me again, but soon realized that I was overdramatic. I wrote back saying I don't want to leave things on bad terms and if we were ever to cross paths I hoped it would be on good terms. I wished him the best and left it at that. He replied saying that it meant a lot to him. He added that he wanted to know how I was and will always hope I'm doing well. He wished me a safe trip.

    This was a month ago, I'm really trying to put it all to the back of my mind, but part of me wants to text him and ask him to meet up before we both go traveling to see if maybe we really are meant to be together. Friends tell me not to, as though this guy had cheated on me or was the one who broke it off. Most believe he should have taken me back. On the other hand, being as sensitive a character as him, I'm not sure I would have taken him back for fear of it being down again considering there was still two years left of Uni. My head, or pride. is telling me to stand leave well alone, that deep down I broke it off for a reason. And then my heart is telling me that maybe I expected it all to be all so perfect, and was being impatient.

    Do I hold out and stay away, despite the daily internal conflict a of wanting to write to him and meet him before we both go traveling? Even before he got in contact. I was still always thinking about him, but was just waiting for it to pass. I had hoped that traveling may help. Although, for whatever reason it didn't seem to help him. If he had just text asking how I was, without entertaining my comment about knowing I'd hear from him again when he had moved on, maybe I'd have felt different. The worse part, is that I know exes, especially guys, don't get in contact because they want to know how you're doing as though you were friends for life.










  • #2
    Hi,

    Your story is quite long, it took me time to read it all. From all you have said, it's obvious that you both love each other.

    He contacted you again because he isn't over you yet. I know this because I have been in his shoes.

    You both don't want to be the first to initiate the getting back together. So, someone has to be the first the talk about getting back together, and you can choose to be that person.

    Go ahead and arrange a meet up, there is absolutely nothing wrong with you contacting him

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    • #3
      I understand how you feel. Sometimes, we do make the wrong decision, don't we?

      But try not to worry too much. I know you are the one who initiated the break up. But that is not necessary a bad thing. In fact, it can even work to your advantage.

      Most probably, your boyfriend still love you too. He is probably trying to figure out how to get you back too!

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      • #4
        If he's the man you want to be with then you need to swallow your pride and set out on a mission to show him that. You made a mistake by dumping him but don't allow that mistake to define your entire future with him.

        Men can be a bit of a puzzle when it comes love. You already know this given the fact that you were involved with one for a time. Just as you had to charm him with your feminine wiles to get him to adore you initially, you're going to have to resort to the same tactics now. That starts with recognizing the power in making him feel like he's the only man on earth. To you he is so it's going to be a breeze for you to convey this to him. Begin by calling him up and telling him that you're sorry for the pain you've caused and that you hope you can make it up to him. Knowing that you feel indebted to him will actually make him feel attracted to you. He knows that you'll be doing everything in your power to impress him again and men are known for their love of having a woman chase after them.

        You need to be prepared for a bit of a backlash as you attempt to get your man back. He's going to have strong feelings about what's happened in the past between the two of you and he'll want to express that to you. He'll probably be frank and very direct and this is going to be painful for you to hear. You need to hear it though as it will help him let go of his anger and feelings of betrayal. If you can get through this process showing him that you're mature enough to handle it, he'll definitely see the promise of a renewed romance between you two.


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        • #5
          RomanceDictionary.com
          Originally posted by Kate View Post
          If he's the man you want to be with then you need to swallow your pride and set out on a mission to show him that. You made a mistake by dumping him but don't allow that mistake to define your entire future with him.

          Men can be a bit of a puzzle when it comes love. You already know this given the fact that you were involved with one for a time. Just as you had to charm him with your feminine wiles to get him to adore you initially, you're going to have to resort to the same tactics now. That starts with recognizing the power in making him feel like he's the only man on earth. To you he is so it's going to be a breeze for you to convey this to him. Begin by calling him up and telling him that you're sorry for the pain you've caused and that you hope you can make it up to him. Knowing that you feel indebted to him will actually make him feel attracted to you. He knows that you'll be doing everything in your power to impress him again and men are known for their love of having a woman chase after them.

          You need to be prepared for a bit of a backlash as you attempt to get your man back. He's going to have strong feelings about what's happened in the past between the two of you and he'll want to express that to you. He'll probably be frank and very direct and this is going to be painful for you to hear. You need to hear it though as it will help him let go of his anger and feelings of betrayal. If you can get through this process showing him that you're mature enough to handle it, he'll definitely see the promise of a renewed romance between you two.

          Exactly, I totally agree

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