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Hello PUA's
Long story short, my ex gf broke up with me 3 weeks ago because there was no
spark in our relationship, definitely not seeing anyone. I did agree there was no spark
but told her thats common after a honeymoon period of a 6 month relationship and
was upset but told her i think its best if we dont speak not more i deleted her of social
networking etc and blocked her on SPAM so i could move on - she has tried messa
ging me to rebuild our friendship although i dont reply.
Now the problem is, i do want her back however i know she doesnt want a relationship
right now and has lost attraction towards me however i know i can easily hook up with
her as a fwb but i dont want that. We have the same close university friends, im close
friends with the girls in the group they tell me everything. We have the same SPAM
group so its hard to not know what shes doing in her life or fully utilise no contact. And
we are in the same course and same seminar groups and go out on the same bar nights.
How should i behave around her, Do you think i should ignore her existence in person
when we are with our friends or atleast maintain some sort of contact with her personally
and keep building attraction/push-pull. I fear if i do so she will get the idea that im ok with
the break up and i can settle for less ( in reality i have not shown this i havent messaged her
and i have kept myself busy.
just a side note: she is popular like myself at university, she does modelling and all the girls
love her so it is quite difficult to game other chicks when they know we are on bad terms.
No contact doesn't work just because the girl doesn't get to communicate with you. It works because it shows her that you aren't some emotional suck and that you are fine without her. No contact is a good tool, but if this girl is forced to be around you, and you around her, what works even better than no contact is for you to show that you are unfazed. Flirt with other girls, be outgoing, flirty and funny. Greet her just like you would any other person in that group and act like she is no different. Never go out of your way to do anything for her. Don't start up conversations with her. She's just there.
If you come across correctly this is way more powerful than just no contact.