We're broken up with my ex more, than half a year and I made quite strict no-contact most of the time. We met only briefly few times during the period. I'm 20, she's little younger. We were going out half a year and it was my first love & break-up. So there was this huge period of silence, which was supposed to help things...
Yet all I think about, when I wake up, is her. When I go to sleep, my last thought are what would her opinion on something be. Etc etc. I feel absolutely down, I'm always procrastinating my work and finding myself just walking around in my flat. I feel like nothing I'll ever do or reach will make me happy.
Now I've had many happy, or okay periods in the last half year, but... I lost my best friend in her and many my childhood friends went to different cities for their colleges. I'm always alone in my flat. I didn't really connect with any person, and I was quite social. All just seems so grey and tasteless. Many times it feels unbearable.
Anyway, I ran into my ex today - we just exchanged hellos, yet it got me thinking, when will I become genuinely happy again, like she seemed. We split in a love triangle and she's going out with the second guy. Some friend mentioned to me she's happy - which is a good thing probably, I'm trying to hold no grudge. Also I'm never planning on interfering anyone's relationship, like the other guy did, there's just drama. And it would also be pointless.
So. It came to light, when we met, that tomorrow she's coming to the same party (well, a movie night) as I do and I've already confirmed, that I'm coming, so tomorrow we'll be confronted again.
The problem is - I have had some seriously crazy ideas this whole day. Like I'll confess to her, that I still haven't got past the break up, that I miss her as a friend at the very least, that I'm doing horribly and there's no-one I feel comfortable confessing to. Saying all my problems etc. Some of the thoughts bordered on saying I have these huge feelings for her.
I would regret that, wouldn't I?
I simply don't know what to do. We had no contact, I'm knee-deep in work, I've a new social circle, yet I can't get past her.