Man, she's got her values fucked up ...
I've just re-read every post here and my God guys, THANK YOU SO MUCH!
No thanks necessary, I'm just trying to help you to where you want to go to resolve it.
I'm still hurting, finding out she goes to his place instead of her Mom's.
The fact that she's doing either is the problem.
I actually called him and asked if they were seeing each other, he said "No of course not, It's not a situation I enjoy and you don't deserve what you've been put through."
Don't even call him or her then, not worth it at all.
How does my dick taste when you kiss her?
He he, tell yourself jokes like that if it helps ease the pain, but seriously, don't concern yourself with that.
She still hasn't really talked to me in about two weeks now. Here & there and she's called me twice this week to chat, like the ol' days.
What does she want? Did you do the "open letter"?
It's nice but Im moving on, if she doesn't SEE what she's right, true, loving and full of fuckin' potential then I don't want to be with someone who has that all blurred in their head.
Agreed, I think you have your answer. But I still recommend the "open letter."
I'm still waiting but I'm not.
Hence why you should have the "open letter." Even though it's "open," it's still "closure." It's up to her to "get real" or not, and you know where she stands based on it. It at least removes any "confusion" or "uncertainty" she has which may be contributing why she hasn't gotten back to you.
But the fact that she confides in anyone but you is the problem, and that's why she doesn't have you as a result. Pure and simple, and she needs to realize that.
I now jog, I became a volunteer, I still have 2 jobs, part-time school again and I enjoy that right now.
This is the best thing you can do! Good for you man, really. You're moving on. You're being productive. Don't feel bad about doing that, it's best to be productive.
And if she guilts you about, "getting over me so easily," then you basically have to lay out it, "I realized I did everything I could, and I wasn't being remotely healthy or productive by dwelling on things I wasn't at fault about. If you came back, you came back, it was on you, not me."
Honestly, you're doing good. It hurts like hell, I know (been there), but you did everything you could. You're not longer despising, you're focusing on healthy things.
I know what I did to kind of push her away. She felt caged in for reasons of assuming I wanted to be with her only because she's excellent housewife material. I've never ever wanted t out with her for that and I never said anything like tha at all.
Then that's on her, and if she doesn't see it, then it's a communication issue for her. When she wants to communicate, she can, leave that door open. But if she wants to assume, she wants to run to anyone but you, that's
100% her problem. A relationship means two lovers are best friends who confide in one another, not others. She doesn't value that, and that means she doesn't value what is required.
Her running to the guy that started this whole mess is just stupid. She's probably sitting there with him, feeling sorry for herself, saying, "I'm not doing anything wrong, he's wrong for being upset that I'm with this other guy." Not! She needs to realize it's extremely inconsiderate even if, beyond a shadow of a doubt, she didn't cheat on you, period, no excuse.
And if she did cheat on you, then she's really fucked up. In either case, she's fucking up, and she doesn't realize that. Especially if she didn't cheat on you physically, she doesn't realize how fucked up it is, and she's making excuses (which is only fucked up more).
Anyhow she assumed way too much and once she had a bad feeling about us she kept it in, never told me, ever but I was blind.
Communication is the key to a relationship. Sounds like she doesn't want one, or more realistic yet, she doesn't know how to have one. Again, you need an "open letter" where you tell her this, and you're interested if she wants one again, but she has to show you she really wants that.
In the last 4 months it got boring. I now know I was procrastinating way too much, gotten lazy about a lot of things basically let her walk all over me.
Yeah, it sounds like it. You love her so much you want to do anything for her, and that includes looking past her transgressions. Soon they become repetitive, and then that means she doesn't think anything of them. And that's when things are really a problem, especially when you try to talk to her about it.
Instead of being a responsible partner and working it out with you, she runs to others. I don't know what she is thinking, but it's probably not good for you and your relationship with her. Her repeat running to others, especially another man, to confide is a serious issue. And, again, she's probably not even being honest with herself about her own problem, and making excuses.
No woman wants that. So I thought of myself how I was when I first met her, I was much more active socially, more sports and clear headed.
Dude, it's not about that. I was more into sports. I was more socially active. So was my wife.
But you get busy with your careers. You have less time for sports. You get old. But you grow old with your lover, your best friend, and the communication is still there. You're beating yourself up over bullshit. The key is that you wanted a relationship, communication, etc... and it has little to do with how you look or how active you are.
Yes, a relationship is about not taking your lover for granted, but that doesn't mean you don't change and age.
It sounds like we weren't meant for each other but I disagree. She's the first to say we're a great team in everything, sex, work, projects etc
And you probably were! And you may be so again in the future. But until then, she doesn't realize it. You can't "prove" that to her. She has to discover it herself.
But based on the fact that she keeps running to other people, she's probably looking for people to tell her the same lies she told to herself. She doesn't realize that her lack of communication is why she doesn't have a relationship with you anymore, pure and simple. You can't tell her that because she's not listening.
So she kept it al in and when she did tell me, I was frustrated from the night before because she never called and got home at 5am. She was with him.
Yep.
My girl is 10 years younger than I am, I understand what she's going through because I've been through it too. Even if she moves out, I'll take it slow and see what happens because I want her to see who I really am, jovial, inspierd, determined, ambitious as hell but just smoked a joint too many and got lazy full-time. She asked for time and space and I'm giving it. I know she has to explore a bit though, but I'm still making sure she sees me now bettering myself and showing commitment.
Well, be there for her, but keep your distance. I think you're doing great by no longer letting her walk all over you. That's important. Help her in need, but don't need her or let her use you and take advantage of that (former) need for her.
I cared enough to change my ways in a more honest way to myself before anything or anyone else but I thought it would help things and honestly I thought it might make her notice me more.
Honesty is always key. If anything, she either does or doesn't like you based on who you really are. You can't go wrong with that.
I think your maturity is in realizing that you've been through her age before. If she sees it in the end, she'll realize what she either does or does not want. I'd still write that "open letter" my friend, so she knows if she can or cannot come back, and the real, honest questions she has to ask herself and know what to expect if she does come back.