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coldheart
06-07-2010, 03:37 PM
So me and this girl hit it off hardcore (speaking of meeting parents, wedding, and kids) from the start. She was still living with her husband when we met, but he moved out about a month later. Everything was unimaginably as close to perfect as can get. Great laughs, great conversations, constructive arguments, amazing , complete physical attraction, etc... you name it. Well around week 3 of the husband having moved out, she began acting differently (No more "miss you's, love you's, hearts and love themed-emoticons on text, and a "friendlier" approach over the phone etc...), and with all my relationship red-flag experience, I decided to play along for a bit before jumping into conclusions and potentially over-reacting.

Finally about 2 weeks after the changed behavior I approached her about it, and she explained to me how reality had just hit her hard, and that she saw it very difficult to maintain a relationship while still bearing the cross of a hard separation (regardless of her feelings being over for her husband), having a 2 year old to raise, still unemployed and dealing with the stresses of returning to school. At first it hit me hard, and I reacted defensively by telling her it was over for good and I would never speak to her again (in a polite manner), but then I decided to play the considerate and understanding role, and stick around. She still communicates with me at a friendly level, but I miss her as a GF and our intimacy too.

A buddy of mine suggested I remain her friend so she can have a clear visual of me living my life while still being there (not burning any bridges), although my initial reaction was to be defensive and cut her off completely. I am trying to get over this situation but it's not easy. Me and this girl had an amazing thing going on for it to end this fast. Any suggestions on how to play my cards from here? Thanks to all who read this.

-CH

smackie9
06-08-2010, 02:28 AM
You are just a rebound guy. Women do this when they are wanting out of a marriage or a relationship. They are emotionally vulnerable, not thinking straight and they specifically find someone as a buffer ( you) to soften the blow of the separation. But it doesn't take long for reality to set in....you, to her are not the guy she, in her flustered state, found incredibility desirable. The fog lifts and see that she made a mistake, and was just caught up in a whirl wind of emotions ( grass is green syndrome). You got played. Not intentionally but yes got played all the same. I can Maury Povich say " Coldheart.......You are the rebound guy!"

Dizert
06-11-2010, 04:33 PM
So me and this girl hit it off hardcore (speaking of meeting parents, wedding, and kids) from the start. She was still living with her husband when we met, but he moved out about a month later. Everything was unimaginably as close to perfect as can get. Great laughs, great conversations, constructive arguments, amazing , complete physical attraction, etc... you name it. Well around week 3 of the husband having moved out, she began acting differently (No more "miss you's, love you's, hearts and love themed-emoticons on text, and a "friendlier" approach over the phone etc...), and with all my relationship red-flag experience, I decided to play along for a bit before jumping into conclusions and potentially over-reacting.

Finally about 2 weeks after the changed behavior I approached her about it, and she explained to me how reality had just hit her hard, and that she saw it very difficult to maintain a relationship while still bearing the cross of a hard separation (regardless of her feelings being over for her husband), having a 2 year old to raise, still unemployed and dealing with the stresses of returning to school. At first it hit me hard, and I reacted defensively by telling her it was over for good and I would never speak to her again (in a polite manner), but then I decided to play the considerate and understanding role, and stick around. She still communicates with me at a friendly level, but I miss her as a GF and our intimacy too.

A buddy of mine suggested I remain her friend so she can have a clear visual of me living my life while still being there (not burning any bridges), although my initial reaction was to be defensive and cut her off completely. I am trying to get over this situation but it's not easy. Me and this girl had an amazing thing going on for it to end this fast. Any suggestions on how to play my cards from here? Thanks to all who read this.

-CH

I can understand how your gf feels, she needs to get over her marriage, iwould advise you to take it slow, but live your life, there are plenty of women out there who would love you to be their bf,dont cut your ties completly with this woman, let her know you will e there if she needs you but don't let her abuse your friendship....good luck