ColdFusion718
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Originally posted by: S Freud
So About three months ago I broke up with my GF of three years, we made it through my Junior and senior year of high school and 3/4 of the way through my 1st year of college. She was my first GF I had ever had, she was my first everything. I felt like I needed to see what else was out there in order to know that I could commit to her %100 and tell her that I love her. She was crushed, We didn't talk for a while afterwords, she would call a lot and cry and tell me she needed me and that she wanted to at least be friends, I told her this wasn't a for sure thing and that I just needed time.
Fast forward to September, I decide that I want to be with her. I have dated other people and gone out more, but she is who I want right now. She moves to the same town to start school also, about a mile away. We have been talking off and on, she now has a new BF but it doesn't seem like anything serious, she tells me that she wishes we could still be together, about two days later she breaks up with her BF. We talk and hang out off and on, one minute its like we are together again, the next minute it seems there is a wall between us but she is worried. She says that one part says to get back with me and the other part of her says that she will get hurt again. She says she has doubts and needs to figure them out like I did before she can commit to me.
Today I take her flowers and tell her how much she means to me, I don't want to push her becuase I know she just needs time, but I don't want to lose her forever, I feel like this is my fault for giving up a good thing and not telling her how much she means to to me more often. My friends say I need to give her space and let her come to me when she is ready, but all I want to do is be around her and talk to her.
So do the helpfule minds of ATOT have any advice on what I should do?
EDIT: Cliffs wouldn't do it justice.
How about this:
Tell her you are going to devote some time to seriously think about the relationship. After you tell her this, you should probably leave her alone for the entire time. When you come back after a few days, what you say to her will have a bigger impact. I mean you did take days to think things through so you're even more sure
When you meet up with her, bring her to a quiet, comforting, and safe environment. Look deeply into her eyes and wait (whatever you do, DO NOT laugh, grin or smile). Don't say a word. If she says something to break the tension, just put your fingers over her lips and go "shhhh." Continue to hold this gaze for another minute.
Then tell her how you truly feel and how much you love her. Tell her you are willing to do whatever it takes to prove your love to her. If she expresses doubt at this point, don't beg or continue to push the issue (DO NOT CRY!). Just remind her the ball is in her court because at this point, it's out of your hands.
Btw, don't do this if you don't genuinely feel what you are about to say to her; it could bring about dire consequences.
Good luck!
