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Aquarian66

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I broke up with my b/f of 1.5 yrs. We are long distance and the last time we were together, we had a terrible ending.I kicked him out so to speak.We got back together again as he is so persistent.And told each other "I love you and miss you again".But sadly, we grew apart bec of the distance and finally, I broke up with him again .I learned he is dating a new girl now he met online in another country.They haven't met yet.I was surprised to receive an email yesterday from his new g/f( dont know where she got my email add) telling me that my ex b/f told her to TELL ME this line saying: Tell her that I love you more than I have ever loved anyone other than my mom and kids" and that "I love and want only you". What does this mean?I am not bothering them as I dont even know he has a new g/f had she not contacted me but I guess his new g/f is very insecure of me.My next question: Do you really believed that a person can say such lines to a woman he hasn't met yet?Thank you guys

BCCA Established Member

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He's trying to make you jealous and appease her jealousy at the same time. If he was over you like he said he was, you wouldnt hear from him again.

 

As for whether or not he can say those things to some one hes never met, in my book I just dont see how, but to each their own. Youll never know how much he is into her and how much he wants to make you jealous, and I promise you its a combination of both.

 

Next time, dont answer the phone, dont bother with him at all anymore. Move on, let sleeping dogs lie.

Treasa Established Member

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They both sound like they have issues.

 

I would say ignore the email completely.

Nevermind Established Member

Nevermind

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Could it be that he send the e-mail himself, to make you jealous?

 

Stay away from him and her. Don't answer. Not worth it.

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yes it is possible to say that to someone you havnted met.

i had an '' online girlfriend '' once and i never met her but for some reason i liked her alot more then anyone else i have dated.

 

but i do think he is just doing that to make you jealous, dont bother answering him.

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