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( buddripz )
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Hi, I will try to make this as quick as possible and would really apreciate some advice! My gf and I have been together for a 2.5 years now. We are going to be senior in college and started dating mid freshman year. To make it simple- freshman and sophomore year with her were just great. We were the best of friends. Simple. Lst year, I went abroad for 10 months to study. It was something I had to do, and although she didn't want me to go, she knew I needed to do this for myself. I saw her twice during those 10 months, both times we had fun like the "good 'ol days." However, during the course of the year, we naturally grew a little apart, became more independent etc... which is a good thing. We did have a lot of disagreements and fought a lot, but at the end of the day, I loved her very much and knew that this was all just the result of us missing each other. Since I have been home, I have seen her just a few weekends. Things just have not been the same. I still feel the same about her, but she has been very much indifferent towards me. We have talked about it and she admits to feeling that things have changed. Without going too much further, I have been trying for the past few weeks to prove to her that I still love her just like I used to and there is no reason things shouldn't just go back to how they were. I will see her one more time this summer and will then not see her until we go back to school. She says we need to talk to 'figure things out' in person. This has me very worried that she is going to just break up with me and not give us the proper time this deserves. I mean after all, 10 months is a long time to be apart and that wont be just fixed in a handful of weekends. I just want us to get through the summer and then go back to school where things have always been comfortable and go from there. I just don't know how else to approach this. I send her emails and txts throughout the day, many of which either go unanswered or get a very generic reply. Things have changed and it just makes me so sad to know I am so unable to fix this. Any suggestions? Anyone else been in a similar situation?
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Kate Is Mistaken
Lawn Care Specialist
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Maybe you're not right for each other, otherwise it would have been pretty much the same way it was before you left.
------- I don't want to make, another mistake.
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IceTeaEdwin
Wealthy Hobo
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Ok...she learned to cope without you...she no longer "needs" you...if you give her a reason to need you again or some how re-awaken the "passion" *lol..."_"* you should be able to save it.
------- I shall pray to the almighty Dave Mustaine tonight for your safety.
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abbiie
Advisor
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erm go talk to her about it, tell her you still love her and dont want to break up and can you try and work things out
------- Abbiie S
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6:39 am on July 17, 2008 | Joined June 2008 | 33 Days Active Join to learn more about abbiie England, United Kingdom | Bisexual Female | 96 Posts | 543 Points
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she rockz
Visionary
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maybe she got used to it, you not being there for 10 months, (to think that's quite a long time and you're only seeing each other for twice) maybe she's moved on. I don't know but sometimes feelings dissipate if it takes a long period of time without hearing from the other person, it has always been an initial reaction. Well, if you really love her, make it up to her, start dating him and see her in person, surprise her, just do anything. Post edited at 7:10 am on July 17, 2008 by she rockz
------- Fate? Or something better? I could care less, just stay with me a while.
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QisQ
Executive
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Quote: from branflakes at 12:10 pm on July 17, 2008
first of all, stop being so damn desperate. why are you sending her text messages throughout the day if she doesn't respond? this is clingy behavior, which is very unattractive to women, whether you've been dating for a week or you're married. like she rockz said, bring back the excitement. be unpredictable and flirty. it might not work but don't be unsure of yourself. just jump back in like everything's normal and she'll follow your lead. 
I agree w/him. Stop acting all desperate. And stop trying to win her back, she knows thats what your trying to do. Somehow yall cooled off during that 10 month break. I say fall back for a few days or a week and when you do see her this one more time in the summer, make sure to do something creative. Bring back that swag. Act as if you dont NEED her, be cool, just enjoy yourself. Dont go all begging, stop that.
------- "Life is a beautiful struggle." - Talib Kwali
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4:25 pm on July 17, 2008 | Joined May 2006 | 330 Days Active Join to learn more about QisQ Virginia, United States | Straight Male | 393 Posts | 3709 Points
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