This isn't a 'unique' situation. I've actually been through this pretty to to a T with my last girlfriend. In fact, she'd came back to me 4x (I allowed her in each time) and experienced just what you're speaking about. It felt so good, we missed each other it was like a sigh of relief almost upon seeing her again. The touching, the sharing of stories of whats been going on with our lives over the past months of no contact, the warm fuzzy feelings etc..
Lasted at best maybe a few weeks, a month or so if lucky? Then what, the attachment cycle insidiously crept back in and we'd implode. I see this happen over and over and over again with couples who are just a poor fit for one another.
Do you see what you're doing here? Each paragraph I read of yours I cringe a little more because its transparent how you're LOOKING TO HER for reassurance that things are 'good' much like an anxious child looks to his mother that things are ok. You've already given up on yourself, and threw away any potential for self-acceptance just for some reassurance from her, some scraps. You're the thirsty old man in the desert and your neediness will become apparent to her soon enough.
This will not end well and I tell you this from both a professional and personal POV.
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If anyone's interested in what happened...
We met at a spot we used to go to all the time next to a movie theatre by her house. She got in my car and we just started talking about what we've been up to and telling stories and shit with some light kino. After about 10-15 minutes we went into the movie theatre to get a drink as they have a bar inside. As soon as we sit she says she will pay for the tab (which was only one drink each). So more talking, more light kino, more dhv blah blah.
After about 15-20 minutes at the bar she wanted to go for a walk to the park closeby so I agree and as we are walking the sexual tension started getting higher, she "accidentally" grabbed my hand at one point, we made a few sexual jokes, and were overall very open with eachother about our sexual past. So chilled at the park for a bit and on the walk back we stop to sit on this bench by the lake. She starts talking about how she's been missing me and that she "might have made a mistake". I didn't expect her to say that so soon and I didn't really say anything about getting back together but I didn't say anything about not getting back together either.
She curled up next to me and we laid in the grass for a little while. Once we got back to our cars we said goodbye and hugged and immediately after the hug SHE initiated a little makeout sesh.
We made plans to shop for a birthday present for my little sister (no specific date on that yet though) said goodnight to eachother and that was the end of the night.
To anyone reading this... Yes most of the time these other guys commenting in this thread are right about moving on and saying forget the ex but it is entirely dependent on YOUR SITUATION.
Yes this isn't a complete success story yet but last night was a huge step in the right direction of reconciliation and if it is achieved you just have to remember to stay true to that cool confident guy you are when you first meet a chick and try to get rid of the negative things about you that made your woman stray from you in the first place and that's how you'll keep her.
You're right, this isn't a success story, at all, in fact it's a cautionary tale to the rest of those paying attention.
You aren't cool nor confident.
You are masquerading as cool and confident, without having done any real work on yourself.
Your CORE, your essence is the very same it was and that's why she'd left.
Now you're building a tonne of anxiety on yourself to BE a certain way without having made any real changes in your life.
You're riding a high at the moment because she showed you some affection last night. Like a heroin addict, you got your temporary 'fix'.
Tomorrow, however when she pulls away, or you perceive her to be pulling away the old you will show quickly. This, I can tell you was the same pattern that happened when the two of you met. You had low investment and were able to 'play' the cool guy, only for the facade/mask to drop quickly and expose your true self - the self that NEEDED someone to feel of any value.
You've sold yourself up the river already, and we're all on the bank watching you drown.