jamiemathers Posted March 7, 2016 Share Posted March 7, 2016 Last September both my girlfriend and I moved to our respective universities. Soon after we arrived the distance really started to take it's toll on me - I wasn't interested in studying or getting involved, I was just interested in when I would next see her. I began to become deeply sad, almost slipping back into a depression. At the same time 3 of her friends had just been cheated on, and she inferred from my coldness and distancing that I could be too (I would never) To my detriment I struggle to communicate at the best of times, let alone when I'm sad, and to her credit she tried everything to reach out to me and I just became emotionally unavailable - I keep thinking about how the last time I saw her before we broke up she was sat on my bed in tears telling me how I didn't wan't her, and all I did was insist I did, all the while knowing I didn't have it in me to have a LDR. Eventually I broke up with her, I broke her heart, I made her feel like nothing, I made her insecure - I was the first person she allowed herself to be vulnerable to and I threw it back in her face. I was convinced that by breaking up with her I wouldn't have to rely on another person to be happy, especially one who lived far away (she was my first relationship and before her I had learned to enjoy being on my own) and for a short while it was true. But as time has gone on all I have done is dwell on how I had a beautiful talented ethereal girl that would do anything in the world for me and I squandered it. And now she's moving on and I have witness it all through social media, through my friends and through friends of friends in bars and clubs - wherever I go. I can't move on, I tried so hard but I compare everyone to her, I can't even sleep for thinking of her. Getting back together isn't even an option, not only because she's moving on but also because I don't deserve her - she knew about my depression before we got together but she said saw something so special in me and she loved me for everything that I was. I'm honestly so pleased she's moving on and finding hapiness elsewhere but I just don't know what to do anymore Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DoF Posted March 7, 2016 Share Posted March 7, 2016 Move on, forget about her completely (block/ignore her and keep thoughts of her away from your brain) and be positive and optimistic about your future. What else is there? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hazyillusions Posted March 7, 2016 Share Posted March 7, 2016 It's okay to miss them. You dated her and cared for her. Just keep those memories in a special place in your heart and try to continue moving forward. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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