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Ok, before I get started I really do not want to get any shit for this.
I met this girl almost 2 years ago now, we began to talk. Later getting together. We were together over a year.
During that year, I was the happiest I had ever been. She loved me for who I was. Later into our relationship, the talks got shorter we began to argue more and more. We split ways December 27, 2014 and nothing has been the same for me.
I was happy at first, I thought "yay, no more arguing!" but now, I really miss the times we shared. The countless times.
This girl haunts my dreams, I see her when I am sleeping. But we are older, and married. I wake up, hoping she is laying next to me, but she isn't there.
The happiness I had is now gone. Broken, into a million pieces.
Don't tell me that I am young and will love someone else later down the road because I won't listen. There is something about this girl that I can not move on from.
True story, I was at a party getting a pee pee sucked and I had a vision of my ex-girlfriend walking in, and seeing her cry and I literally threw this girl off the bed and went home.
I do everything I can to get her off my mind, but it doesn't work. I have tried hanging out with new girls, friends, drinking and more.
I thought I was happy that she is gone, but now I really regret it.
I heard this song on Pandora and tears started rolling down (pls don't call me a pussy)
Just kidding bro, I know how you feel. Just start talking to her and explain to her your feelings, let her know how you feel about her and that you won't ever do those things in the past. That works everytime bro :y:
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Ok, before I get started I really do not want to get any shit for this.
I met this girl almost 2 years ago now, we began to talk. Later getting together. We were together over a year.
During that year, I was the happiest I had ever been. She loved me for who I was. Later into our relationship, the talks got shorter we began to argue more and more. We split ways December 27, 2014 and nothing has been the same for me.
I was happy at first, I thought "yay, no more arguing!" but now, I really miss the times we shared. The countless times.
This girl haunts my dreams, I see her when I am sleeping. But we are older, and married. I wake up, hoping she is laying next to me, but she isn't there.
The happiness I had is now gone. Broken, into a million pieces.
Don't tell me that I am young and will love someone else later down the road because I won't listen. There is something about this girl that I can not move on from.
True story, I was at a party getting a pee pee sucked and I had a vision of my ex-girlfriend walking in, and seeing her cry and I literally threw this girl off the bed and went home.
I do everything I can to get her off my mind, but it doesn't work. I have tried hanging out with new girls, friends, drinking and more.
I thought I was happy that she is gone, but now I really regret it.
I heard this song on Pandora and tears started rolling down (pls don't call me a pussy)
Describes her so well. :cry:
Jeez... I thought of my girl while reading this.
I met her on Skype, and we talked for 7 months and I asked her out January 1st 2013.
Those 7 months on Skype were the happiest months of our relationship because I didn't know her. She was interesting and her smile... God, her smile.
Now it's been like what 2 years, and we're still going strong. I couldn't imagine my life without her which is weird for a person my age to say, but it actually hurts thinking about it.
What I would do if I was you is make the effort. Find this girl. Don't give up because I bet you a million bucks she still remembers you and misses you and she probably wants to get in contact with you too but she might think "Oh if he doesn't bother with me, I won't bother with him" cause girls think like that as well as guys.
Do what your heart wants/needs. Don't resist because then you'll love a life of "What ifs" rather than "I tried my best". Give it a shot, brother.