| The reasons for the break-up are pretty clear. She broke up with you because you were no longer ambitious and a challenge to her. She basically lost attraction. The break-up is not a fast process, she's likely spend the last month or so mentally disconnecting from you. You would notice this in slight ways, like she picks up the phone a little slower, doesn't want to talk as often. She's less responsive to physical touch, she stops touching you as much, she stops contacting you, forgets to call you back, etc.
At the moment by refusing to accept the situation and move on, you're giving her all the power in the relationship, making yourself seem even less attractive.
You need to take the same steps she did. For at least a month, you need to move on. You don't have to start seeing other girls, but you must stop seeing and talking to her. It's really for your own benefit. Right now you still have that strong emotional connection, and emotions cloud your better judgement, making you do stupid things like confessing your undying love. She's not going to come back if you make it even easier.
After a month or two, when the time comes that she isn't consuming your thoughts, and it's possible for you to go whole days without even thinking about her. That's when you can contact her. It's your choice if you want to invite her out on a date right away. Personally with my last girl, I texted her after 70 days, she chatted with me for a bit, and then I left it at that. Within 5 days, she was contacting me first trying to figure out my intentions. 5 days after that, she was contacting me to hang out at 1 am on a friday. That sunday I asked her out, and monday evening we were on a date.
If she contacts you in the mean time, it's really not because she's interested, but rather she's checking if you're still there. It's still a power issue within the relationship. You just have to politely decline to talk to her. Give any reasonable excuse you want. "I'm busy" "I'm driving" "My friends are waiting for me, I can't talk, I'll call you back" Then just don't call her back.
Chances are she won't contact you anyways, my girl didn't. The amount of time you have to wait until contacting her again also goes up depending on how badly you responded to the break-up. In your case, I'd say 2 months minimum.
It sounds like a long time, but you have to be willing to risk losing her to another guy, death, moving away, etc, to get her back.
Either that or win the lottery and laugh your way to bank as she's desperately calling you for a second chance.
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