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How do I deal with still missing my ex girlfriend? lesbian advice lgbt

Hello there everyone,
This might turn into a longer post so please bear with me here.
Me and my ex girlfriend dated about 2 and a half years ago and obviously a lot changed since then but I still can’t help but miss her.
She was my first love and we loved each other dearly, I was just too stupid to communicate properly and left the situation unresolved and broke her heart quite deeply, I still feel awful and I want to change the situation but I obviously can’t.
This year in February I tried to restart the relationship between us again but apparently it was too big of a shock to her and she felt overwhelmed and I’ll admit, it might was a little over the top but I couldn’t help feel heartbroken. I just miss her so much, I miss her positivity, her smile, looking into her eyes and knowing we’ll be alright, she truly is an amazing person and I tried going no contact to prevent more pain but I sometimes feel that maybe a friendship, which she offered would be a good way to start but a the same time I really don’t want to feel heartbroken yet again. I tried to move on and date other people but just nothing feels quite right, it’s not that I actively tell myself I won’t love anyone else but the thought just comes up on its own.
I already hit her up and asked the basic questions as well at asking her if she had been thinking about me recently, romantic or not.
I genuinely don’t know what to do, I just recently realised that the love I feel for her is so strong that I go or went through the stages of grief but didn’t reach acceptance.
Does anyone have advice?
Thanks
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You've got to let go and move on.

Maybe given time and space, she might make her peace and come back - but chasing her isn't the answer.

Work on you for a while, find a new hobby, get some therapy... anything that might help you and has nothing at all to do with her.
FreestyleArt · 36-40, M
I would just focus on Hobbies if it's not working out. I may feel broken but I hate dealing with it. So I have to result to live what I do.

If you think too much of it, the more you will suffer emotionally.

You just got to put your foot down and live.

 
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