So you guys can pat yourselves on the back, because everything you've said has been great advice and true.
But I had a question for the ladies (or guys)..... Basically, if you broke up with someone and wanted to be alone then found yourself wanting to come back to them and work things out again, would you feel it was appropriate to apologize to the other person??
The reason I ask was because of course we spoke again (she was offering to pick me up at the airport when I arrive this Thursday - and I'll comment on that soon) Buuuuuut, apparently she is waiting for me to arrive home so she can "discuss" all this with me in person. I though that was ridiculous to wait, and thought it could be discussed over the phone...... To sum it up, she feels that there's no reason for an apology. That she did NOTHING wrong. That she just wanted a "break" from the stresses of our relationship and now she would like to "explore options" as to make it work somehow........ Apparently the decision to "leave me high and dry" was "for the best" and apparently I should UNDERSTAND why it was done......... Apparently now, she feels that a possible "resolution" to all this is to move out here to Cali with me....... She feels that long distance is difficult and that being physically close will help our relationship...... How the F is that going to fix anything???? So basically now, she doesn't feel the need to apologize or REPAIR any damage that's been done. She feels that the "repairing" will be done when she moves out here and we're physically close...
Sooooo, I'm sorry for those who are sick of hearing this. To me it's something new, but again the same old S**t. You may think "man, this guy just doesn't learn"..... But that's where you're wrong I actually sat back after the convo and said to myself "this is the same old BS and I'm falling right back into the same mess I've been in for 3.5 years"... I also see what people say about "falling back into the trap". Because I felt that comfort of having someone back in your life, but after being away from it, I see how toxic it has gotten by now I honestly believe now that seeing each other will only make it more difficult, and that seeing each other at the airport will only cloud my judgement and make me fall right back into that mess again (thank you Morbach )
So whatcha think of that?
But I had a question for the ladies (or guys)..... Basically, if you broke up with someone and wanted to be alone then found yourself wanting to come back to them and work things out again, would you feel it was appropriate to apologize to the other person??
The reason I ask was because of course we spoke again (she was offering to pick me up at the airport when I arrive this Thursday - and I'll comment on that soon) Buuuuuut, apparently she is waiting for me to arrive home so she can "discuss" all this with me in person. I though that was ridiculous to wait, and thought it could be discussed over the phone...... To sum it up, she feels that there's no reason for an apology. That she did NOTHING wrong. That she just wanted a "break" from the stresses of our relationship and now she would like to "explore options" as to make it work somehow........ Apparently the decision to "leave me high and dry" was "for the best" and apparently I should UNDERSTAND why it was done......... Apparently now, she feels that a possible "resolution" to all this is to move out here to Cali with me....... She feels that long distance is difficult and that being physically close will help our relationship...... How the F is that going to fix anything???? So basically now, she doesn't feel the need to apologize or REPAIR any damage that's been done. She feels that the "repairing" will be done when she moves out here and we're physically close...
Sooooo, I'm sorry for those who are sick of hearing this. To me it's something new, but again the same old S**t. You may think "man, this guy just doesn't learn"..... But that's where you're wrong I actually sat back after the convo and said to myself "this is the same old BS and I'm falling right back into the same mess I've been in for 3.5 years"... I also see what people say about "falling back into the trap". Because I felt that comfort of having someone back in your life, but after being away from it, I see how toxic it has gotten by now I honestly believe now that seeing each other will only make it more difficult, and that seeing each other at the airport will only cloud my judgement and make me fall right back into that mess again (thank you Morbach )
So whatcha think of that?