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I hope that it is okay that i post me question here as I am really seeking advice from men

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I need some advice from the view of a man:
just imagine: you (31years) have rashly broken up with your girlfriend (32 years) after a relationship of 4 years. Relationship was nice (also the sex) and somehow you think that you have this girl for sure because she is really loving you. Reason for breaking up is another woman, you are not already in love with her but already had sex with her and adventure is luring…
You are deciding for breaking up with your longtime girlfriend because you have cheated on her and you are honest and adventure is luring… But however, you are not sure at all if you have made the right decision for the long time (and you have always problems with deciding). You really would like to have your longtime girlfriend as a platonic friend now, because she is still important for you.
Would you rather come back to your longtime girlfriend if she is still in your life (and behaves flirty and sexy and warmheartend) or if she has withdrawn from your life? What would you make doubting about your first decision of breaking-up with her stronger?
Have many tanks for every answer!. Men are behaving different than women and I am very grateful for every view of a man!!!
For starters you need to make sure cheating is the real reason he broke up or if it is just a convenient scapegoat, because we all do that, both men and women, i got a friend who cheated on his girlfriend several times and he admitted it all because he wanted to break up with her, women also try to find a way to lay off someone nicely(we all know they do) so you should not be surprised if this is so. Second thing is that you will not accomplish much by trying to win him back, even if you pretend you are moving on it will just not work, he can smell foul play, we all can. If a man came here asking for advice on how to win back his girlfriend(and most of them do which you can see if you lurk a little) majority of the guys here will just tell him to move on, and that is exactly what you should do, i know it is not easy, and it will hurt but it is for the best in a long run. Just don't dwell on the past, if you two are "meant to be"(which i must say i don't rely believe in) then it will happen anyway but not as long as you dwell on the past. And also, it is not that i am implying anything but some guys are afraid of closeness, my friend is like that, every time a girl gets near him he ejects, some other guy may accept it outwardly but inwardly he may still be afraid to commit, and if that is a true reason he broke up with you then trying to rekindle a relationship "by force" will only drive him further away.