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My ex who teased me after we broke up (I really broke up with her after a year because of personal troubles in my life), searched validation with me and found it. We were supposed to see each other again this coming December (because I had to move far away from where she lived).
Basically, we weren't together anymore starting April 2011. I kinda moved on and was really happy I broke up with her. All throughout April and May, she kept calling me and sending me emails telling me she loved me and would do anything to get me back. I refused for a bunch of reasons, some associated to her, most associated to what was going on in my life at that time.
Anyhow, from May to August, I didn't have many news from her. Then, she kind of popped out of nowhere, and we started speaking frequently (once or twice per week, even though there's a huge time difference between where we lived). We even re-ignited what we used to do before we broke up and after we were in a LDR, e.g. phone sex and cyber sex. She started again calling me "my love" and repeated the loved me as well.
Anyways, around mid-October, she told me she was going to visit me in December. She asked how long she could stay, saying she wanted to stay for a long time since we hadn't seen each other for a while. She wanted to stay for two weeks. At that same time, she did a small jealousy crisis about a girl that I added on Facebook (like wtf?!!). And she also asked me a serious question: are we together, and if not, can we be back together? So I said that we weren't together and it seemed strange/unrealistic to "get back together" over an internet video call. She then asked me another important question: "what should I do if a guy asks me out on a date"? So as a gentleman, not wanting to constrict her, I told her to do what she wanted but reminded her that we were going to see other soon and it would be a pity to mess things up. She seemed to agree and understand.
Anyways, we started to plan her visit. And out of the blue, during the second week of November, she told me she could only stay for a weekend or four days maximum instead of two weeks. I kinda of flipped off understanding that she had played me completely, and made me hope for something that wouldn't come. I basically told her to get fuck herself.
She asked for excuses because what I said was mean, etc. She also said she would stay more like a week. So I gave an apology.
Then two weeks ago, while we were video calling, and I rushed home to be on time, she after about one hour in the call, she said she had something important to say:
"Remember that question I asked you about a month ago asking what I should do if someone were to asked me out?
- Yeah, so?
- Well, I've been dating that guy for about a month now, and we've been fucking for two weeks.
- (Sarcastic and pissed without showing it) Oh, well that's good.
- Yeah it is, you know, sex is also good."
What a fucking bitch.
And then she asked, really sincerely: "But can we still see each other? I really want to see you, it's been so long." So I said: "if you come to sleep on the couch, don't come." She got pissed, started crying, but when I asked her why she was crying, she of course said "i don't know". Yet another slut tactic to try and cool things down.
Anyways, I'm over that cunt now, it's been two weeks and I froze her completely.
What happened yesterday if the purpose of my question. She sent me an email saying that from my Facebook info, everything seems to be going great and that she's really happy for me. From the email, I don't see a reason to reply, because there isn't even a god damn question she's actually asking me.
That why I'm looking for bro consulting:
Should I:
1. answer her a quick "Okay thanks bye.", just to answer?
2. answer her remind her that she broke my heart and acted like a slut and tell her I consider her email pointless?
3. Simply not answer her, because her email doesn't seek an answer.
Thanks for your input guys!
the only thing that you need to do right now is be truthful to yourself.
from the nature of your post, i can tell that you are not just "gaming" this girl,
you actually have deep feelings for her, which, by the way, happens a lot in a LDR,
because you develop a deep emotional bond from all of the time spent talking and sharing with one another.
the point is this, my friend:
long distance relationships don't work.
i'm sorry to tell you that.
but it is true.
you can not maintain and grow a true relationship with a person that you never get to see, touch, kiss, fuck, etc.
the truth about LDRs is that, in order for them to work you have to have at least one of the following conditions present:
1. concrete plans and a timeframe for when she will come to be with you
or
2. concrete plans and a timeframe for when you will go to be with her
it sucks, i get it.
but the thing is, this situation is not going to pay off for you for a few reasons, and they are important, so listen up...
first...the distance...the only reason a person would deal with "the distance" is because they are actually "in love" with that person and consider him or her to be "The One".
so basically, LDRs are a long drawn out case of One-Itis that rarely pays off. if you think about it...
second...your emotions...you are clearly tied up in this girl and have deep feelings, so that takes "gaming" her off the table.
it's clear that you are affected by her antics and her fucking other dudes is something that you just are not okay with. that's fine. accept it, but don't lie to yourself and try to be cool with something that will make you miserable.
and finally...the logistics of it...you may NEVER get to be WITH this girl. can you really accept that? truly?
if not, why prolong your agony. if it is "gaming" girls that you seek, find ones locally that will actually pay off. actual affection. dates, movie nights, long walks on the beach, fucking her doggie style til the sun comes up, etc. LOL
if it is "love" that you are seeking, find it again with someone near you where you can actually explore that.
long story short...LDRs are a fantasy, and without concrete and genuine plans of making them manifest into a REAL relationship, they all end in disaster and heartache.
it's your pride that will hurt more than anything once you figure this out and accept it, because you will realize that you have been lying to yourself and living a painful fantasy that has had virtually no payoff.
move on, my friend.
to greener pastures.