Thanks for the tips!

I especially like your post @Jambi, - that's exactly what I'm trying to force my mind to think. Letting her stay with me eventhough I know she might leave me soon. This will give my mind a little bit of a break as I still "have" her and it makes it easier for me to get over her.
I'v did start going to the gym again and actually gone out almost every night last week. On saturday she even asked if she could join us. I should have said no but I didn't. So she came along. But I hadn't socialized a lot in the past two years so I don't think this will ruin it entirely and at least show her I do meet people.
Nevertheless - I'm trying really hard to be a little distant and somewhat indifferent. When she ask's me about this I'm planing tell her that
I wasn't as schocked as I expected to be when she wanted the break. The week during NC I wasn't as devastaded and it made me think. But I would'nt want to break up with her just yet until I'm sure.
By telling her that she should probably get the feeling that I'm the one now thinking things over and if I keep indifferent and my current socialization process this should hopefully give me the upper hand again.
Also: When I gave her another chance a few weeks ago I told her she can't have anything to do with this other guy and if she did she would decide against us. As they work together (he's the IT guy) it can't be a total NC but I told her to keep it business related. I can't show jealousy here. During the break she of course tried to talk to him. Would it show my insecurity if I tried to get onto that subject? Can I make her get rid of him without making her want him more?
I'd really appreciate your guys opinion on these two things: the "
my thinking things over" & "
the other guy" thing
