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In reply to the discussion: Advice wanted for great relationship... gone... [View all]Scrivener7
(51,070 posts)4. You can't know her motives in this. Because of that, you can't judge them. And she
has the right to pull away from the relationship.
We have all been in that position, and it hurts a lot. But if someone tells you in no uncertain terms that they are no longer interested in a relationship, you have to respect it.
I am sorry you are hurting, but you have to leave her alone.
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Thanks Sanity Claws, I appreciate your words of support and understanding.
ClusterFreak
Apr 2021
#18
You can't know her motives in this. Because of that, you can't judge them. And she
Scrivener7
Apr 2021
#4
I would take issue with the characterization of her acting like a 15 year old. She has decided to
Scrivener7
Apr 2021
#8
It's clear that my story has stirred up some unresolved feelings for you about your own...
ClusterFreak
Apr 2021
#33
you sound like the perfect gentleman, if that offends her then it says more about...
samnsara
Apr 2021
#7
SheltieLover, your assessment of the psychology at play here makes a lot of sense....
ClusterFreak
Apr 2021
#22
I'm with those above who have advised you to move on and not try to contact her.
Aristus
Apr 2021
#47