Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, I get it.
I focus on being grateful for having experienced it.
So few people do (and those who do not cannot understand).
Have an open mind, stay friends to the extent possible, life is sometimes long and often full of surprises. Who knows what tomorrow brings with this person or someone else.
It’s not possible to forget or “get over it” (whatever that means anyway). Focus on the gratitude. I smile every time I remember.
Thank you, this really helps so much, more than you know. I've been crying a lot today and yesterday and this gives me a good measure of peace, so thank you, truly.
Anonymous wrote:OP, I get it.
I focus on being grateful for having experienced it.
So few people do (and those who do not cannot understand).
Have an open mind, stay friends to the extent possible, life is sometimes long and often full of surprises. Who knows what tomorrow brings with this person or someone else.
It’s not possible to forget or “get over it” (whatever that means anyway). Focus on the gratitude. I smile every time I remember.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Time, give it some time.
Can the logistic situation change? Ours might change soon and gives us some hope.
I dont think the logistics can change, not without colossally shifting both our lives (and even then, possibly still no). That's what makes me sad. It all feels very final and like such a missed opportunity
That’s all BS. You are both choosing to break up for valid reasons. You are prioritizing other things over your relationship. Which is fine. But own it, accept it, and move on. But even if you did stay together, amazing chemistry fades with time.
Anonymous wrote:I mean, if the chemistry was really that good- for both of you- why not upend your lives? Either it was that good or it wasn't.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Time, give it some time.
Can the logistic situation change? Ours might change soon and gives us some hope.
I dont think the logistics can change, not without colossally shifting both our lives (and even then, possibly still no). That's what makes me sad. It all feels very final and like such a missed opportunity
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Time, give it some time.
Can the logistic situation change? Ours might change soon and gives us some hope.
I dont think the logistics can change, not without colossally shifting both our lives (and even then, possibly still no). That's what makes me sad. It all feels very final and like such a missed opportunity
Anonymous wrote:Time, give it some time.
Can the logistic situation change? Ours might change soon and gives us some hope.
Anonymous wrote: Let me guess, op, he broke up with you? Logistics wouldn’t keep him away if he wanted to be with you, this isn’t like planning a date with your husband and saying “Well, we could go out this Friday, but no, we can’t because we’ve got to be out the door by 7 on Saturday so the kids can play football”, you are dealing with someone that no matter how good the sex was, he doesn’t care enough about you to keep seeing you.
It’s Monday, op. Go find another guy. Look for one who wants what you want and be honest with whatever that is. Block the old boyfriend, he strikes me as the sort that will randomly text you with the sole purpose of causing problems. My husband says that a lot of ghosting is probably the result of a person getting a text while they are on a first or second date where it’s too soon to ask “Who’s that guy that keeps texting” so it’s easier to just not be in touch or see the person again.
If you want a healthy relationship, be a healthy woman with healthy expectations, get the looser who dumped you out of the way and at the risk of being crass, realize that the best way to get over one man is to get under another one. If you’re not wired that way, you can at least have a date scheduled and then actually go on the date with an open mind and heart.