Originally Posted by
LiGuy79
Then in the Summer of 2009, she went away to a Field Camp class for her profession. She was gone for a total of 6 weeks and when she came back she was a different person. Immediately I felt threatened by what happened, I felt that she had met somebody out there, that she didn't want to be with me, all the most horrible feelings you could think of. She gave everyone else but me time and attention and then I got the scraps.
She told me flat out when she came home that she didn't know what she wanted for her life anymore.
Well, this really sticks out like a sore thumb. She leaves you for 6 weeks and something "life changing" has taken place without your knowledge. I think there's a lot more to this little trip than you will ever know my friend. How far gone was the relationship before she left that upon her return it would come to this???
We managed to make things work, we grew closer together slowly and then somehow it all went wrong. She began to think I was snooping through her personal emails, Facebook, etc. She felt I didn't trust her and then she broke it off 2 weeks ago. She said we have no trust and thus in reality we have nothing. "I love you but I can't be with you if I don't trust you, and I don't right now."
Well, were you snooping through her stuff? If not, I suspect she was dealing with guilt of her own doing. IF it were all coming back together, why would she just trow it all away so easily? If you indeed were NOT being a little investigator, I think you need to seriously reconsider her motives for doing this. l
[I]I've been given the advice to be her friend, just have fun with her and let things progress back together naturally. There's of course the risk of losing everything and being stuck in the damned friend zone. I don't want a friend, I want my future wife back. She told me to date, but in the same breath, she's told her friend she sort of regrets saying that. I'm trying to bury my heart, to try and move on and at the same time to try and win her heart[/I].
Did it ever occur to you that her friend is her friend and not your friend. I mean, her loyalty doesn not belong to you but to your ex.
In the meantime I die everyday seeing her go to sleep on an air matress while I sleep on my bed alone.
So after a heart-to-heart with her best friend this is what has been found out ( and believe me she's truthful when I tell you this).
"She's really still very confused and hurt about everything that happened in the past year and how you treated her. There is absolutely nobody else and she definitely loves you. She needs time and space to clear her head and really needs me to be there for her as a friend right now. She has to resolve issues within herself and also dealing with you."
I'm told that I need to believe her when she tells me something. We're still living together, we're still acting as if we're sort of in a relationship but not. This is going to be the start of week 3 since the breakup and I haven't said anything to her about reconciling. My belief is that if I focus on myself and do what I can to make me happy, it will make her happy and we may yet still have a chance, maybe she'll remember what our life was like before?
She doesn't call me her ex, she tells everyone she knows that she honestly doesn't know if we can fix this but she's hoping that somehow we can. At the end of the day she tells me all about what happened, etc like normal. We eat dinner, enjoy the evening and then say good night to our separate rooms.
what.would.you.do and how long should I wait before trying to reconcile?