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how do i move on
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hi all i will try and keep this as short as possible.
a couple of weeks ago my girlfriend of 2 years took the decision to end our relationship pretty much out of the blue stating that things were no longer working out and the spark had gone she says she still loves me and wants to be friends i cant handle this as im still madly in love with her and know a big reason for things being bad was down to me delibrately being off with her because i wanted her to feel as bad as i did when she didnt show me any affection i knew she was stressed but i went into a bit of a meltdown and admittedly became a prat i know i was wrong and immature and know things would be good again if she let it but all she wants now is to be friends and i dont know how to approach this any advice would be helpfull even if it is to tell me im dreaming and need to wake up.
a couple of weeks ago my girlfriend of 2 years took the decision to end our relationship pretty much out of the blue stating that things were no longer working out and the spark had gone she says she still loves me and wants to be friends i cant handle this as im still madly in love with her and know a big reason for things being bad was down to me delibrately being off with her because i wanted her to feel as bad as i did when she didnt show me any affection i knew she was stressed but i went into a bit of a meltdown and admittedly became a prat i know i was wrong and immature and know things would be good again if she let it but all she wants now is to be friends and i dont know how to approach this any advice would be helpfull even if it is to tell me im dreaming and need to wake up.
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It's never nice to think that someone you love can go off you, I've had it happen myself, but unfortunately it can and does happen. Things change, life gets in the way and feelings can change. You shouldn't take it as an indictment of who you are and what you are about, no matter how compelling it is to do so.
The best thing you can do right now, regardless of her reasons, is to take a look at yourself and to assess where you can make improvements. The main focus should be on making yourself happy rather than on making her happy. However, if you can seriously work out some of the kinks in your behaviour and can recapture some of your old self then you may well prove attractive to her once more. There's no point setting your hopes on that, you should accept that she knows her own mind and has made her decision. However, the best chance you have of making her think twice is to make yourself stronger as a person.
Just some thoughts to chew over.
You do sound like you were a bit needy in your relationship to be honest - and I don't say this to be mean in the slightest, it's just how some of the things you've said come across. However, that's certainly something you should try and address before you even think about going back into a relationship with anyone.
Accepting that a relationship is over when you don't want it to be is hard, there's no easy fix to how you're feeling right now but everything you're feeling is ok. It's alright to be confused and upset and wishing perhpas that things had gone differently. As hard as it is, if she has made this decision then there's not much you can do but try and respect it. As others have said it does sound as though things weren't all that rosy for a while but break ups are complex and there can be a whole number of reasons why she was pushing you away or afraid to open up and as you mention it may well be to do with her past.
You sound as though you're someone who's ready to jump right in, show affection and be open with your partner and maybe she just wasn't ready for that?
How are you feeling now? Things will get easier *hug*
Im currently trying to move on - everyday i take those steps - yeah i get my bad days but one day, ill get there and you wil too x
Your ex-girlfriend actually made the right decision. She is just being true to herself for she doesn't want to pretend in front of you. You can do nothing but to accept. All things will be over if you will accept the reality.
your right but it still doesnt excuse the fact that during the initial break up phase she kept saying it wasnt what she wanted but how things had to be, that doesnt really make sense to me, anyway i have started moving on and have accepted its over. thanks for the advice