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She's now long-distance, and originally the idea was that I'd move in with her there. However, she wasn't as keen on that the last few months.
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she's gun shy to discuss "future" things.
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I alluded to the fact that I could live with her, and she said she was scared to commit to that and have me move down because she wasn't sure "where we are"
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Several times now she stops replying to my texts late at night in order to write in her journal and so on.
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Then she ran into one of her guy dance friends she knew when she lived their previously. She said they will be hanging out more.
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another guy is coming to stay with her later this month.
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I feel that theres a lack of interest in me at times and also a need to keep me engaged.
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She's saying she hasn't been feeling turned on by me and it's a deal breaker if I can't fix it. She says she feels things got too comfortable and that bores her
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She isn't very knowledgeable about what actually turns her on and She says she liked that I used to control her and situations and I was hard to get. That's what originally turned her on.
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her friend asked if we would have sex when I come down next week and she said she didn't want to because she felt like it was kind of leading me on
OP, the writing's on the wall. What further evidence do you need that this relationship is a ghost you're chasing. In her mind the relationship has already ended, and we don't know the depths of her deception. The healthiest thing for you to do now is end things, on your terms while you still can as obviously she's not being direct enough to pull off the bandaid and willing to let things languish while putting all the accountability on you (and your allowing her to).
You're taking all the onus on yourself to 'fix' things which you cannot do. It takes 2, and she's clearly not on board.
This relationship is a headwind for you. It will impede you in becoming a better person, a better man. The more you proceed the deeper into the rabbit hole you will fall, and the harder it will be to escape.
I strongly implore you to think about your future, your values and beliefs and question how remaining tethered to this person is helping you move forward. Seriously.
The more you remain in this, the more pieces of yourself you will lose and it'll take a lot longer to rebuild once this relationship implodes, which it will.
You need to make a decision if you still have the slightest concern for yourself and your wellbeing. Or, get caught up in the undertow, do nothing, and allow yourself to be swept out into the dark sea without any markers to find your way back.