HeartOfAPhoenix Posted July 15, 2011 Posted July 15, 2011 For those of you that don't know my situation... 3.5 year relationship, high school sweethearts, went to the same college together (same major as well), up until now I thought she was dating my best friend (but now I'm thinking they have more of a FWB thing going), dumped me without any real reason (got plenty of reasons that lead me to think it's gigs), I'll be 21 in September, she just turned 20 in april. Well today was going great, it's still good though so don't worry . I went to the farm stand to see the girl I have my eyes set on and I'll update that thread later tonight for those of you who have been following it. Today started off with a real good workout, got a good nights rest, and like I said I went to see that girl . I just got home not to long ago and this is the first time I've touched my computer all day (surprising because I'm a computer major, and I'm on my computer quite frequently). I was going through my email and noticed I have a Google+ email, wondering what it is I open it and my ex has added me to one of her circles. I'm not sure if I'll accept this and add her to one of mine but this really boggles me because she deleted me from facebook about a month and a half ago (maybe longer, can't remember). I don't even want her back and I'm sure she doesn't want me back. I'm also pretty sure she doesn't want a friendship with me either so what on earth is she thinking??? This isn't making me relapse or flooding my mind with all those emotions either (for those of you that are concerned), I'm curious as to what is going on in this girls mind.
TheHurtProcess Posted July 16, 2011 Posted July 16, 2011 Hell no, don't add her. Agreed. Don't waste all that time.
Author HeartOfAPhoenix Posted July 16, 2011 Author Posted July 16, 2011 Google+ is a little different than the other social sites... She can add me to her circle without me authorizing it. But I'm not adding her to my circle.
0hpenelope Posted July 16, 2011 Posted July 16, 2011 Oh, these games they play. Don't give her the satisfaction by reacting, ok? I know you won't.
TMichaels Posted July 17, 2011 Posted July 17, 2011 This isn't making me relapse or flooding my mind with all those emotions either (for those of you that are concerned), I'm curious as to what is going on in this girls mind. I wouldn't assume "it's all about you." She may just have mass imported her email contact list into Google+ instead of going through the hassle of adding people one-by-one. Best, TMichaels
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