ex gf, wtf |
ex gf, wtf |
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Senior Member ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Member Posts: 157 Joined: Feb 2005 Member No: 103,456 ![]() |
me and my gf broke up a few weeks ago. it kinda sucked. now i am wondering why i even liked her. she acted so cold to me when we broke up. then she tells me shes not ready for a relationship because shes "fickle" and "not mature enough". then she goes off and asks her old crush to a dance and he says yes. i just read on her xanga that she said "love you" to him. we had always talked about how we would never throw that word around carelessly. she claims theyre "just friends" but i think thats bs. i am so pissed off at her right now.
are these feelings normal? i thought i was over her, yet this still made my heart fall into my stomach when she says "love you =)" to another guy. meh. someone help. |
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![]() Perfectionist, Loner, Confident, Mysterious, Imperfect, Kevyn ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Member Posts: 370 Joined: Apr 2004 Member No: 11,095 ![]() |
Normal? One word.
YES. Her feelings are of that of a typical lost emotional teenage girl. After your breakup, she's FOR SURE on the rebound and looking for some comfort somewhere else so..saying and abusing the words "Love you" is definitely an expoitation to the concept. Also having someone going back to their "past" is nothing new either. Again the comfort zone. Girls have a tendancy to NOT like being alone...so doing foolish things to employ that shouldn't come as a new thing. So you're asking all of the right questions...and something to learn from as well. Just to get a little piece of how the female mind works... ...her feelings are normal...as are yours. Your feelings are definitely normal. Breakups are tough-cookies to comprehend. Asking questions is perfectly normal behavior after a breakup. After all, the breakup ends...you're always left with one more question... "Where do I go from here?" You'll find that over 90% of the teenage female population is just that ; not ready for a relationship and not very mature in that aspect either no matter how strong or outspoken they may seem on the outside ; but on the other hand, they're a very sensitive and fickle soul on the inside. I honestly wouldn't allow my daughter or son to date at a mid / early teenage age because the age we're in, getting a good career is going to be slim to none. But I think you have much brighter and better things to look forward to rather than a silly girl. Girls will always be there...good life / career opportunities for you won't always be there. LHHRS Kevyn @-)--------- |
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