Posted March 10, 2010
FourtySeven: The sad part is, although I hate to admit this, I still have some feelings for her. Still hoping that she would come running back to me. What the hell do I do?
I wish it was as easy as to say "don't stick it in teh crazy" but it never is. The fact remains that she chooses to have a relationship with someone she never met over a person that's actually there for her and that isn't healthy behavior. From what I see it it doesn't look like a healthy relationship to be in as she doesn't seem stable enough emotionally to make it worth an investment of feelings and thoughts.
The easiest thing is to move on and try and see other people, girls, even just as friends; if she will someday (hopefully soon) feel that the relationship she's in right now isn't good for her (it may be, no one else but her can know that) she might come back to you. If you're available try and start something, if not, she was too late.
Of course, this all advice is coming from a person who got dumped, got back together, got dumped again, made a new girlfriend then dumped the new one to get back with the ex. Heck, that almost cost me a year of University and a job and those wondering why I suddenly vanished from here last year now know a part of the reason.
In the end it's all about being certain about your feelings, and you can't say that she's the love of your life without seeing if there really isn't anything out there in the close vicinity that is better suited.
I consider that from a relationship both partners need to grow and help each other and from what you described it, that girl doesn't seem capable of such an involvement.
Post edited March 10, 2010 by AndrewC