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In the beginning, she was the one chasing you, and in what now seems to be the end, you're the one trying to fix the problems that you created at first place. What does It tell you? That's correct, you dug your own grave. You let your insecurities take the most of you. You are no longer the man she first met.
Now you're way too invested in this, and making yourself even more available will not get you anywhere. At least for now, leave her alone, do not contact her, let her come to you, If she doesn't, she wasn't that interested. And I hope you realize you can't keep this or any other woman in your current situation, so put yourself together, stop being so needy, and start improving yourself; and most importantly, learn from your mistakes.
Sounds about right.
It hurts because I never learn from my mistakes. And I find a girl I really like once every two years. I'm growing older and it's scary to think of all the great women I disappointed in my life. They could've turned into nice blooming relationships if not for my silly mistakes.
For the record I asked her about meeting up and eating something at her place. She declined saying she needed to concentrate on work and when I told her don't be sorry, just let me know when you want to hang out. She saw the message but never actually replied. It's so heartbreaking to think that this girl was all over me a week ago, and nothing really happened between us except me showing my insecurities. I mean it was going perfectly between us when we were together, and she even admitted it yesterday. I just lost all the attraction she had for me by acting like a pussy. I will never forgive myself.
It's pretty hard looking at my post history.. Been coming on these forums for advice for close to 10 years and still haven't learned a fucking thing.