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Yeah it seems that way...
So do you think it would always be just a booty call or more?
I just don't know whether I should meet other girls that I'm texting or not. She might get back from the festival and suggest hanging out again and I feel like I don't know what my reply should be.
I had a similar thing happen to me last fall. My on/off again ex contacted me after 5 months. We hooked up, I got all excited about the prospect of a relationship with her again. Months went by where she insisted we weren't even working on a relationship, and that she didn't want one with anyone, particularly with me at the time. She was my only option, and I am sure she knew it. Thankfully I'd ended it out of frustration and feeling it was going nowhere. Never mind the fact she's a total nutjob; the mind will make ANY reason to remain with someone when it's in scarcity mode.
Think of it like this. Our male brains are hardwired to drive us towards procreation. We also seek novelty when it comes to sex, its a way of influencing us to sew our seed with as many women as possible to ensure a higher probability our genes get passed on - it grants us the closest thing to immortality in a sense as we pass down our genetic lineage.
If you were on Mars, for example, and there was just 1 woman - even if she was batshit cray your brain would still find reasons to mate with her. There's no sense feeling bad about it, but rather to recognize it for what it is.
You're quite clearly still in your attachment cycle with this girl. I get that. I know what that's like, and the experience is still relatively fresh for me. In fact I hadn't dated in several months so I could take the time to heal and work on myself in the process. I strongly believe that having a sense of purpose, or renewed sense of purpose will strongly diminish your attachment to unhealthy partners. Another thing I HIGHLY recommend is that you not only continue seeing other women, but in fact go out and meet more.
Why? They can be good distractions and when you find one you like hanging out with that will help speed-up the detachment from your ex. I started doing this last week. I'd met a girl from online, and we'd really hit it off. I feel excited about seeing her again. I actually took her to a beach where I'd frequent with my ex as a test of sorts to see if I was still hung-up on her. I can happily say I felt absolutely nothing. I wasn't wishing I was there with her, I was really enjoying the company of this young woman, her beauty, her kindness, nature watching the sunset go down over the ocean and mountains. It was awesome and that old energy, that flame within me felt alive again.
Don't wait around for this person. She's not worth it. And by waiting around think of all the other potential options you're missing out on. You really can't blame her for anything. If you're waiting for her that's your fault, that's your choice. Start making better choices, and start living better. Think of it this way: where you are in your life now is a result of the lump-sum of choices you've made. So what do you do? Make a conscious effort to make healthier choices that are life-enriching rather than life-draining such as pining over an ex and trying to win her affections.