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Dont know why, but do.
I do. Every girl you ever spend a significant amount of time, particularly as a close friend, you will feel something for. You have fond memories of the good times and somewhere in fantasyland you think that if you said the right things and she changed the little problems (they're always little problem, or at least fixable things) it would all be hunky dorey.
Trust me, I've had three serious relationships, and it is was like that with every one of them. Hell, I feel that way for close female friend. The little romantic in you imagines that life could be beautiful. Your bond is even closer considering you have kids with her.
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Is she checking up on me?
No.
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Does she miss me?
Probably.
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Is she waiting for me to make the first move since I left her?
Probably.
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After seeing that Im like wow what did I think of her, She used to have some class, but now looks like a hoochie momma.
Good, with any luck, you will see her as irreparable.
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why is she txting me?
Because she a) misses you, b) wants to know that she could get you back, or c) all of the above.
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Im confused.......Any insights?
What is confusing you? You broke up with her because she is apparently a crazy bitch. You had very good reason to break up with her. Yet you are still attracted to her for the reasons I mentioned above, this is understandable, but the realist in you should know that it is highly unlikely that she will change. Moreover, your involvement will not likely precipitate said changes.
I advise distancing yourself from her, she is trouble and you don't seem to get along well, regardless of your feeling toward her. Hell, she sounds like she's only gotten worse since you left. Should you decide to pursue this relationship, you should make sure everyone's cards are on the table, and you make the rules. In other words:
You ask her why she continues to contact you. Chances are she'll get pissed and stop talking to you. You'll feel bad, but the problem is solved. If she tells you that she misses you, you should tell her your feelings--you miss her too. Let her go from there. If and when she decides to do something about it, tell her in very clear terms the sort of shit that she should not do and what will happen when she crosses the line.
Oh yeah, and follow through with what you say--do not bitch out at the last moment.