Hey everyone, writing this in hopes to clear up some confusion for me. I’ll give you a brief summary of what happened..
So me and thus girl started dating and everything was amazing (honeymoon phase). Before we officially started dating, she told me that she tends to move slowly because of her past relationships, I was cool with that. A month later once we became official, everything was great. Met each others family and hung out with them all the time, etc. She would send me sweet texts everymorning as would I (the honeymoon phase stuff I guess?).
Another month goes by and she told me that she thinks I’m so much further ahead feelings wise than she is but she still likes me and cares about me. I took that as slow things down like she told me initially which I did... things were still amazing after that talk.
Almost another month after that, she told me that her feelings aren’t growing anymore and she’s frustrated with herself because she doesn’t know why. She went on by saying she thinks things got too serious too quickly and she “lost the spark”. Now here’s where I dive into some details that are important. She works 5 days a week and is also in school full time, and was going through midterms at the time. She got extremely stressed, couldn’t sleep at night, would break down crying, wanted to be alone even from family, and then would get frustrated with herself because she doesn’t like telling people she doesn’t want to be around anyone in the case she hurts them so that made her depressed as well. She was basically going through a very stressful point for her. I went on to tell her honestly it’s probably from the stress, and that I’m here for her but I don’t have to see her everyday. I told her school is important and she needs to focus on that which she agreed on but didn’t agree on the fact that’s why the spark died.
fast forward to 2 weeks later, she broke up with me because she said the spark wasn’t there and that she didn’t know how to bring it back. I know it hurt her to breakup with me, I could just tell from the conversation at that time (lots of crying and saying she’s mad at herself for not knowing why she’s feeling like this). The relationship didn’t end badly, as in arguing, we were both mature about it, but I did tell her not to expect me to be around after this at least for a while.
NOW, I feel like it was a combo of stress, and that we texted 24/7, hungout all of the time, I was emotionally and physically available for her 24/7, I sent her sweet things all of the time that she likes to here (I think it got old).
its now been 5 days no contact, I know that’s not long and I KNOW some people on here will tell me that’s its done for good. But I’m going to give it one last shot regardless by reaching out at some point and trying to rekindle things. It’s happened with friends in the past and I’ve seen them go through the same thing first hand.
i guess what I’m asking is how long should I wait considering it wasn’t like we argued and got mad and then broke up so there isn’t a “time for her to forget the negative” as I’ve been reading so much.
I was thinking about reaching out at some point mentioning someone or something I ran into or did that used to make us laugh and tell her it made me think about her.
Remember, I’m going to reach out even if some of you say not to, so if that’s your answer I appreciate wanting to help but it won’t do me any good.
So me and thus girl started dating and everything was amazing (honeymoon phase). Before we officially started dating, she told me that she tends to move slowly because of her past relationships, I was cool with that. A month later once we became official, everything was great. Met each others family and hung out with them all the time, etc. She would send me sweet texts everymorning as would I (the honeymoon phase stuff I guess?).
Another month goes by and she told me that she thinks I’m so much further ahead feelings wise than she is but she still likes me and cares about me. I took that as slow things down like she told me initially which I did... things were still amazing after that talk.
Almost another month after that, she told me that her feelings aren’t growing anymore and she’s frustrated with herself because she doesn’t know why. She went on by saying she thinks things got too serious too quickly and she “lost the spark”. Now here’s where I dive into some details that are important. She works 5 days a week and is also in school full time, and was going through midterms at the time. She got extremely stressed, couldn’t sleep at night, would break down crying, wanted to be alone even from family, and then would get frustrated with herself because she doesn’t like telling people she doesn’t want to be around anyone in the case she hurts them so that made her depressed as well. She was basically going through a very stressful point for her. I went on to tell her honestly it’s probably from the stress, and that I’m here for her but I don’t have to see her everyday. I told her school is important and she needs to focus on that which she agreed on but didn’t agree on the fact that’s why the spark died.
fast forward to 2 weeks later, she broke up with me because she said the spark wasn’t there and that she didn’t know how to bring it back. I know it hurt her to breakup with me, I could just tell from the conversation at that time (lots of crying and saying she’s mad at herself for not knowing why she’s feeling like this). The relationship didn’t end badly, as in arguing, we were both mature about it, but I did tell her not to expect me to be around after this at least for a while.
NOW, I feel like it was a combo of stress, and that we texted 24/7, hungout all of the time, I was emotionally and physically available for her 24/7, I sent her sweet things all of the time that she likes to here (I think it got old).
its now been 5 days no contact, I know that’s not long and I KNOW some people on here will tell me that’s its done for good. But I’m going to give it one last shot regardless by reaching out at some point and trying to rekindle things. It’s happened with friends in the past and I’ve seen them go through the same thing first hand.
i guess what I’m asking is how long should I wait considering it wasn’t like we argued and got mad and then broke up so there isn’t a “time for her to forget the negative” as I’ve been reading so much.
I was thinking about reaching out at some point mentioning someone or something I ran into or did that used to make us laugh and tell her it made me think about her.
Remember, I’m going to reach out even if some of you say not to, so if that’s your answer I appreciate wanting to help but it won’t do me any good.
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