Anonymous wrote:This seems more common of a psychological thing for women than men. Men are less prone to regret and what ifs. If they married you, they are either content or if they are dissatisfied with the relationship, they may be thinking about affair or divorce, but they don’t daydream about some ex years ago.
Anonymous wrote:Men don't think about "the one that got away." That's woman thinking.
Anonymous wrote:This seems more common of a psychological thing for women than men. Men are less prone to regret and what ifs. If they married you, they are either content or if they are dissatisfied with the relationship, they may be thinking about affair or divorce, but they don’t daydream about some ex years ago.
Anonymous wrote:Tell me your fantasies (keep it PG) and feelings and regrets.
I am curious what men think about their former flames. I rekindled a romance with mine but broke things off and stopped contact once I realized he wanted an AP. I’ll always love him on some level but don’t want to speak again, even though he reached out. I understand now to “leave the past, in the past.”
Anonymous wrote:Men don't think about "the one that got away." That's woman thinking.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tell me your fantasies (keep it PG) and feelings and regrets.
I am curious what men think about their former flames. I rekindled a romance with mine but broke things off and stopped contact once I realized he wanted an AP. I’ll always love him on some level but don’t want to speak again, even though he reached out. I understand now to “leave the past, in the past.”
What's an AP? And you ghosted him??
Anonymous wrote:Tell me your fantasies (keep it PG) and feelings and regrets.
I am curious what men think about their former flames. I rekindled a romance with mine but broke things off and stopped contact once I realized he wanted an AP. I’ll always love him on some level but don’t want to speak again, even though he reached out. I understand now to “leave the past, in the past.”