Pugwash Posted January 30, 2017 Posted January 30, 2017 Hi folks, basically I've not spoken to my ex fiancee in over 3 weeks (she rang me when I was out drinking completely out of the blue) and I hadn't spoken to her for a month previously. She's in a new relationship since mid December, which is her business. Basically I've been experiencing a lot of highs (being free and independent) and a lot of lows (missing her, despite breaking up with her) I was at a soccer match in a near town the other day and was due to call in to say hi to her mam (we get on really well) just to see how she was, but I saw my ex's car outside her mams business so I didn't call in! I still haven't gotten closure since breaking up with Sarah, also having your ex fiancee tell you she still was in love with me 3 weeks ago when I was doing ok single and had gotten over the fact she was in a new relationship, has now come full circle and I find myself wondering "what if" I was going to write her a friendly letter, just to see how she was keeping (texting and phone calls are a bit meh) because after speaking to her a girl I spent the best part of 3 years with to have spoken to her twice or three in two months is something crazy! I still love her very much, even when I broke up with her I was still madly in love with her. I'm not in good place since my Dad died and felt like ending it all around X-mas time but thankfully I didn't! I'm not saying this letter would be to tell Sarah I want her back, I just can't believe how she rang me out of the blue and started pouring her feelings out to me 3 weeks which has knocked me for 6. I'm really confused, lost etc
d0nnivain Posted January 30, 2017 Posted January 30, 2017 Closure comes from you not her. Write her the letter but do NOT send it to her. Print it out & put it in a drawer. Revisit the letter in a month. See how you feel then. 2
preraph Posted January 31, 2017 Posted January 31, 2017 So she didn't say she wanted to try it again or anything? Or did you act defensive and scare her off from saying anything like that? A good demo of her good intentions would be to not be dating someone else. I personally think that if you contact her, it should be a phone call to ask her out on a date. She won't be prepared for it. Just see if she accepts. At the date, you can talk about whether you're moving on or not.
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