This is very common on women to happen. The reasons can vary but I can tell you that she is not happy with or she wouldn’t have been getting closer to other guys.
I know you don’t want to hear the truth, but for your own good, read this.
If you love her as much as you say, they you must put her before yourself. Unless you want to be a jerk and selfish, you must understand what is happening to her, and do the right thing.
And the right thing is to do what is best for her, which ultimately will be also the best for you. In this case, if she is happy being alone, or even with another guy, then you should be happy for her, and allow her to go.
This is not just good for her, but also for you. You can not make anybody love you. Love is there; it grows and stays because each of us as individuals make it happen. I’m sure she loves you as a good friend, and probably is heart broken because she is braking up with you, but is for the best in this case.
If you were to force the relation and try to keep her, it will not only make you selfish in front of her (and everybody else) but also will make your life and hers miserable.
I suggest you call her, and tell her you want to have a serious talk alone with her and if she refuses, tell her you won’t force nothing, you just want to make things right and to give you just a little bit of her time.
When yo get together, just apologize to her, tell her how selfish you have been, and how you have realized that you love her so much that you want what is best for her, not you. And is she is going to be happy being away, or with another guy, or alone, then you will be happy for her.
You can also tell her that you will be always there as her friend, and that if she wishes, she can keep in touch with you, otherwise, you will understand and you won’t bother her again.
Just do me a favor and keep your word. Let her go, and don’t call her if she doesn’t want you to.
Is not easy to be a real man, and worse to let go on someone special. But at the end, it will be for your own good. And don’t forget, this move can also get her to open her eyes and realize who you are, and what she is loosing if she lets you go. You might be lucky and get her back sooner than you think. But don’t act based on that, but on the fact that you want her to be happy, and you are doing the right thing.
Life sucks.
Good luck.
2007-08-28 09:02:54
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answered by Dan D 5
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i'm fifty 5 yrs old and the boys i'm getting entangled with do no longer appear as if all of us I even have ever been with till now yet finally end up being the comparable. i will't end a relationship after being lied to one time even however i understand I could. i'm afraid that if I enable them to flow they're going to replace and that i will omit out on what could have been a powerful relationship. i do no longer carry something that has surpassed off to me interior the previous against the subsequent man or woman I meet. i'm happy with that actuality whether, i could learn how to set boundries. unsure what i'm doing incorrect and understand that i will stumble on somebody sometime and am no longer in a hurry. i admire relationship diverse people and having new studies. There are limits reported on the very beginning of each relationship. I see greater advantageous than one man or woman at a time and while i've got self belief as though i'm getting too close, I tell them so and don't see them anymore. often some months later i'm getting a call from them and a friendship developes devoid of intercourse. i will separate the two yet have not yet been waiting to integrate them to form a greater satisfying relationship. I even have moments the place it bothers me yet for the main section i'm comfortable with the way issues are ultimate now.
2016-10-09 09:38:49
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answered by ? 3
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I don't think you can fix this relationship.... what you liked 6 years ago isn't what you may like today... and that is apparently what has happened to her... love doesn't work unless both are in love.
You can't make some one love you. Spend some time healing up, then find a new lady, hon. Love is tooo wonderful, and being with a compatible person toooo sweet to fall in love only once... true if you're 20, 30, 50, 60 or 70..... Be glad you didn't marry her, have some children, and then she trots off with some other guy, hurting you, your children, and your families....
pssst... happens to all of us, and we all find someone even better....
2007-08-28 08:51:34
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answered by April 6
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You can't force love outta someone when it doesn't exist. Best thing to do for yourself is stay away because her unsureness is hurting you. If she truly loves you, she'll find you and change her old ways. She's obviously sprung over some other man and I don't mean to sound negative but that's just how I see it. There's no doubt in love. When you love someone you wouldn't kick them out of "your' house. She's playing you like a game by saying she loves you one day then the next she's not sure. Give her time alone and you focus on yourself for now. She'll come around if she truly loves you if not...hey don't stress it it wasn't meant to be. You'll be OK, just stay strong and don't give up.
2007-08-28 08:44:20
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answered by Txgirl23 4
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OK I'm so tired of seeing questions on here about how do I get someone to love me....
The answer is you can not.....
Give her some space as she requested. I'm not saying dissapear from her life but she is young apparently too young for such a comitment at this time. I know that is not what you wanted to hear.
2007-08-28 08:56:47
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answered by charm_link 2
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for one quit being whiny thats the first step find someone or "act" like you found someone and your very happy that always gets there attention 3 dont do anything ridiculous like calling her all the time telling her you love her crap like that you have to put her in the frame of mind that you are happy and youve moved on..believe me it works and 4 cant leave this one out dude your single now$%^& the @#$%^ theres plenty women out there have a few:)
2007-08-28 08:46:18
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answered by andy 2
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Try dating other women. You can't make someone "love" you - and the harder you try, the more pathetic you become in their eyes. Don't ever beg for someone to accept your love - your love something to be treasured, not tossed aside. As hard as it may be... if she doesn't appreciate what you're offering her - withdraw your offer; eventually, you will find a taker. Pleading is no way to go.
2007-08-28 08:46:20
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answered by Anonymous
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You need to give her space so she can sort out her relationship with you. You are smothering her with your affection. If you love someone, set them free. If they come back, it was meant to be.............I bet if you started dating other girls, she will probably crawl back to you...Give you and her some space. She may not be the one for you.
2007-08-28 08:48:13
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answered by Anonymous
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Let her go, go back to school, rebuild your heart.
Then go out and find someone who can return the love that you send her way. This one is over, you can't have it back.
2007-08-28 08:59:14
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answered by Rebecca W 7
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The only thing that i can think of is to cut off all contact with her.....some girls seem to like it when men act like they don't exist
2007-08-28 08:44:32
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answered by Ghanaian Princess 4
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