shakemeup · 36-40
If I were in your position, I'd just ask her why she's coming to you rather then her new guy.
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Rogo1 · 36-40, M
Yes @VeronicaJane that’s the story of my life and that’s why when people say move on it’s not that easy.
@Rogo1 oh definitely. Sometimes it falls into the "Easier said, than done" category. Especially if an ex, with kids, or when both parties work in the same office professionally.
I get the 'quick to reach out to me for advise and support' in the professional sense. It's the wanting to speak with you every night before she goes to bed part that is the monkey wrench. Does not really seem that she actually has actually moved on.
If I might ask, the elephant in the room is -- Why is she your ex? That answer probably will better inform the calling every night part....
I get the 'quick to reach out to me for advise and support' in the professional sense. It's the wanting to speak with you every night before she goes to bed part that is the monkey wrench. Does not really seem that she actually has actually moved on.
If I might ask, the elephant in the room is -- Why is she your ex? That answer probably will better inform the calling every night part....
Rogo1 · 36-40, M
I think she’s just playing games
She’s using you and I’d really put the kibosh on it as you’ve mentioned you and your current partner are expecting a child. I certainly wouldn’t be happy if you were talking to your ex every night. 😒
Rogo1 · 36-40, M
@OlderSometimesWiser yeah you are right, it’s a complicated situation I’ve been dealing with for a while. It’s really been hard.
@Rogo1 Now’s the time to take care of it as your life’s about to get busier and more complicated.
Nunki · 31-35, F
Depends how long you'd been together and how strong the bond was. She might be too used to you in her life like you've become an integral part of it. There may be some unresolved issues with you she's trying to solve as well. Seems like the two of you haven't fully moved on yet
fun4us2b · M
If you have hopes of rekindling - then you should say it - and if she's not interested you need to move on which means no contact - so you can heal...
If it is not happening and you want it to you need to be strong and protect your heart....
If it is not happening and you want it to you need to be strong and protect your heart....
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
No one can't say for what reason it is, but herself. Maybe not even then, if she doesn't understand herself.
A different possibility though, would be she believes you're still friends with her. Friends do talk about personal things.
Yet this is nothing more than the speculation everyone else is giving.
A different possibility though, would be she believes you're still friends with her. Friends do talk about personal things.
Yet this is nothing more than the speculation everyone else is giving.
Rogo1 · 36-40, M
@DeWayfarer you are totally right, I think she’s just afraid to move on completely and vice versa.
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
Dolimyte · 41-45, M
I can't speak to her motives, but the issue seems to be that you need to set stronger boundaries.
OverTheHill · 61-69, M
Sounds like you both still love one another.
BigImo · 26-30, F
I forget some people don't stay friends with their exes
YoMomma ·
Who knows
MrGomco · 36-40, M
Cause your ex miss you, miss talking to you or just to 👉👌
Carazaa · F
If you both still love each other then why not try again to make it work?
dale74 · M
You need to quit talking to the ex she's stringing you along that means she's using you
Sounds complicated.....
JamesBugman · 56-60, T
She obviously hasn't moved on, and she wants you to save her from this other guy.. Like in all the movies, you sweep in and steal her away on the back of a horse.
Rogo1 · 36-40, M
@JamesBugman lol
4meAndyou · F
Do you know how to make your voice very cold and abrupt? Do so.
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