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Interesting points of view!
I will be putting myself first like I've been doing since the break-up.
Even tho I got hurt as fuck this actually brought me to a level that I wanted to work on me, and improve who I am.
Why I reached out to her? Because the NC said so and,if I get a chance to get her back yea I will grab it.
Do I have a chance? IDK, I already got a NO, I can get a yes. She doesnt owe me.
It's sad to say, but her telling me she thought about me put her value down and gave me satisfaction. Is that messed up?
A year ago I was where you were, in probably one of those extreme of circumstances. I LET the girl back into my life 5 months after things had ended (as bat shit crazy as she was and in spite of her ill SPAM towards me which I'd tolerated - its a slippery slope let me tell you) and I'll tell you it led to the same predictable result. EddieFews will vouch for me.
Why do I bring this up? Because. If you don't learn to plug the holes within yourself, take a good hard look at yourself and how women fit into your life (healthy and unhealthy) you're bound to repeat the same lessons until you've learned , or something extreme happens.
The reason for NC is so you can get over your attachment and see the relationship for what it was, and the fact it failed is quite telling that it wasn't a good one. It also lets you get back to YOU, putting yourself back into the driver's seat (or perhaps for the first time doing so). It isn't supposed to be easy. If it was you'd have likely ended it yourself, and perhaps even long ago IF you had a stronger sense of self. So, take this as a learning experience, there's some gold in it if you look deep enough and GROW from it never allowing yourself again to live through such a scarcity frame. Chance are, actually I pretty much promise you you won't even consider taking her back even if she came back crawling. You'd be living your life abundantly and would have opportunities all over the place where you'd be choosing which girl you want to get to know better and which ones aren't a good fit. You owe this to yourself.
You've endured enough. Don't let your Attachment drag you around and put you into a situation where you know isn't helping you grow as a person. You have a chance now, you can hit the reset button. Ask yourself "how is this action/behavior helping move forward?" the next time you feel that itch to contact her, or anything that's potentially moving backward or remaining status quo. Learn to embrace the fear and to not be impeded by it, make FEAR your friend. Nobody ever achieved anything of any worth in life by remaining within the confines that fear creates.