CalmAndCarry Posted March 14, 2016 Share Posted March 14, 2016 Not sure what my ex is thinking and I want to use good judgement. My ex broke up with me 2.5 years ago out of the blue (to my perspective) during Christmas break as she was preparing to leave to study abroad. She said "it's not you, it's me" and she just saw us as friends. I saw her once before she left for overseas, and she acted like I was invisible. Fast forward to last Spring - we hadn't spoken for over a year. After going through the pain and healing, I then saw the good that came out of her breaking up with me - including a pursuit to use my hurt to start a grassroots non-profit helping girls rescued from the sex-trade. It had been several months since the break-up, and I felt like I was alive again. I felt the need to reach out to her and tell her that I forgave her. We reconciled on good-terms in friendship. From then on, not much talking between each other besides a few messages of "hey" here and there and seeing how she's doing. This past week, I reached out to her on Messenger to see if I could see her again this summer. She's currently studying overseas this semester and returns in June. Ever since, she's been asking me so many questions - from how I'm doing in life, what I'm doing, what my typical day looks like, interest in my projects, jobs, pursuits and more. I answer her questions thinking that the conversation will die casually, but they've been getting longer and longer with her sharing things from her life and me as well as we talk back and forth. Since she's overseas in an impoverished country - her internet is sketchy sometimes, so she has a few times sent me specific messages sharing that she will get back to my message ad reply in X time. And she delivers each time on her promise. The biggest thing is she's asking very specific questions on interests in my life at the moment - as if she wants to continue to conversation. I guess I'm just lost in understanding if she's just curious, wants a second chance, or feels guilty and wants to try to mend things (although I felt we're past that from my "forgiveness" conversation. Not sure if I should kill the conversation and move on or continue. Thoughts? Link to post Share on other sites
bunk Posted March 14, 2016 Share Posted March 14, 2016 Honestly, it sounds like you're just someone who means a lot to her, she cares about/for you and wants to know how you're doing and what's up. Provided you're not a total prick and all the people you date aren't total pricks as well, you're going to have multiple exes who keep tabs on you and really wonder what you're up to. It's just that only some of them will have the chutzpah to actually talk to you. From what I've gathered, those that don't reach out in some way usually don't because they still either feel bad or hurt, and possibly because they're afraid of leading the other person on. Of course, I could be totally wrong, and maybe she actually is trying to build up conversation to slowly advance to that "next level," but even if that's something you want - especially if that's something you want, you're going to have to act like it's just her talking to you, one friend to another. If you pick up what I'm gracelessly putting down. Link to post Share on other sites
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