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Originally Posted by choi1234lee Hey guys
I have been with my girlfriend ( ex-girlfriend) for about 1 year, the first six months was great we didnt have any problem. Then her mother came, ever since we had been fighting a lot because i didn't get the attention i wanted i made her cry a lot then she broke up with me. She told me that she doesn't have feeling for me anymore so i told her that i have been making mistakes and how much i love her if she could give us a chance so on.....
After two weeks we kind of got back together but she just changed into another person, she has been really cold to me and i dont feel the connection between us anymore. Two months later she broke up with me again ever since i have been with her all day long showing how much i care about her. Now we are just like being in a relationship but she told me that she doesn't love me anymore but she just wants to have someone around.....
what should i do ? is she playing with me ?
please guys i am really desperated |
Dude your relationship is worse than Ron Paul's For President 2008 campaign.
It's a railroad to disaster.
Here is explanation for her coldness (i was there too):
She has feelings for you, but she's afraid to get hurt. She conceals them in order to protect herself. When she realized she can't hide them anymore, she completely withdrew and brokeup with you.
Her mother came? It's not her "mother's fault" at least not in many cases. Sometimes a distructive relationship will sit dormant, hiding under pretense of "love".
Then a catalyst, something that shakes that relationship, will set the hell lose. Typically, intervention of relative, cheating, abortion, un-expected death in family, separation by distance, etc, can test true love in relationship. When people love each other, really love each other, nothing from outside world can separate them.
Don't delude yourself by saying you love this girl. You dated her for what, a year? That's not love, it's lust filled with emotions. In your life you're going to have MANY "LOVES" like this; but soon you'll learn how to see them for what they are.
Move on. Time to learn and go.