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Old 6th March 2006, 6:44 PM   #1
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My ex came over last night...

As I had posted here before, over a week ago my g/f and I broke up. We hadn't seen each other in almost two weeks. We'd talked a bit on the phone. It seemed that things were... well, not exactly happy. But we're trying to be amicable towards each other and hope that maybe we can be friends in the future.

As for me, I'd be trying to busy myself with other things. I'd actually been feeling okay this past week.

So yesterday she calls me, was visiting a friend in the neighbor and wants to drop by. She said she just wanted to talk a little bit.

I hesitated for a second, thinking maybe it's not such a good idea. At the same time, though, I thought it might not be a bad thing to just sit down and talk a bit. So I said "yes".

She comes over and it was awkward at first. She was kind of nervous. We hugged, though and sat down to talk. She wanted to ask a couple things about our relationship and so on. I tried to oblige her with answers, but I just wonder if she's looking for an answer she's not going to get. For example, she asked me what it was she did that made me not want to be with her. I told her than the issues we had and the pain we put each other through was too much. That it wasn't just one single thing, but just a whole lot of things that added up together didn't make for a good relationship. The thing is, she knows this already. We've talked about it plenty. And the breakup itself... Well, I guess this time was more me than her, but she knew that we probably should break up. She'd talked about it before and hell, she had broken up with me twice already (even if each time was less than 24 hours). I felt it was mutual.

But then... God, I don't know why she did this. She moves closer to me and starts stroking my hair like she always used to. I must have looked like a deer in the headlights, because I totally froze up. Part of me wanted to just grab her and hold her and just not let go. But part of me knew that by doing that, it would just make things that much more difficult... She sensed this, obviously, and asked what was wrong. I said I felt scared. She got upset... and she left with barely saying goodbye. It's like she was trying to get close again... like we hadn't broken up.

I feel guilty over what happened. I know I shouldn't. Just her touch, though, brought everything right back to the surface. I just want to hold her so badly right now. She even says that she wishes we could just have a clean slate. That we could erase everything that happened that was bad and start over. But we can't. It's just not that simple. It never is.
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Old 6th March 2006, 6:51 PM   #2
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I know how that is. I basically went through the exact same thing, exact same scenario, but in a different situation. Except.. I did what you didn't do. And, it really never is that simple, you're right.
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Old 6th March 2006, 7:36 PM   #3
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Well, it seems to me as if you have boundaries and that's good. She didn't respect it (the touching) and felt a little hurt by it.

I think what you did was admirable. She won't buy the cow if she can get the milk for free.

Not sure what your goal is here, but I think you're on the right track. Stick to NC and see if she changes her tune. If not, you'll be healed up and ready for the next good woman that comes your way.
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Old 6th March 2006, 9:12 PM   #4
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Is porn really more important than giving up someone you love?
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Old 6th March 2006, 10:58 PM   #5
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Is porn really more important than giving up someone you love?
Huh? I don't think you've read everything I've written because there were a lot of issues besides that. That was just a recent issue that had piled on top of everything else.

Hell, I wish the porn thing was the only issue. Then it would have been so much easier to deal with. But no, we'd been having issues long before.
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