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Lesbian in a perfect relationship, but missing my ex.

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  • #160190
    annaf
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    Me and my ex first met via social media. She was everything I could ever begin to imagine and I thought I would spend the rest of my life with her. A few weeks into the relationship I found out she was exchanging flirty and sexual messages with her ex girlfriend and it crushed me. I agreed to forgive her and we tried to work through it again. During the next couple of months I found out she was talking to her again and arranging to meet up, not only her, but other girls too. It wasn’t until we broke up I found out she had visited her ex and slept with her while I was in hospital due to a mental health breakdown. I was inconsolable and I decided to cut off all contact as it was a very negative and toxic relationship.

    A few weeks later I met my current girlfriend through mutual friends. Again, I fell madly in love and was reassured that this relationship was going to be nothing like my last. I was happy until a month in I found out she was also messaging her ex behind my back and was telling her how she cant move on and shes the one she wants to be with. I forgave her, stupidly thinking everyone deserves a second chance and then found out she was searching her exes social media profiles. Around this time deep feelings I had buried away resurfaced for my ex and I realized I missed her. I contacted my ex and told her my feelings, she said she felt the same and If I wanted to, we could try again. I know this was wrong of me, I regretted it and knew it was a mistake and I decided not to tell my girlfriend because she was the one I wanted to be with. My girlfriend left for her holidays and these feelings for my ex resurfaced and I found myself falling back into another conversation with my ex.

    I love my current girlfriend, she gives me everything that my last relationship didn’t and I know she/this relationship is good for me. However, I’m now stuck. Do I tell her about the conversation with my ex? Do I leave my current girlfriend and try and rekindle things with my ex, or do I make a promise to myself and move on from my ex once and for all?

    #160226
    Quirine
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    Dear Annaf,

    I ve been in you shoes. I can notice that even though it was really painful to descover that your ex and current girlfriend are approaching other girls and the same time you eventually did the same thing, right?

    What I would try to do in your case is try to realize whether my girlfriend is in a position to care of me, give me what I want and need but also if I would be able to stand by her and not looking back in the past- this is what hurt you twice already.

     

    #160232
    annaf
    Participant

    Hi Quirine

    That’s the mot distressing thing because I eventually did that myself which I never wanted to do and never thought I would do. I know my current relationship is a lot stronger and healthier than my previous. I guess I need to let go of the past and move forward.

    Thank you for your reply,

    Anna

    #160248
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Anna:

    You wrote that you are in “a perfect relationship” with a woman who “was also messaging her ex behind my back and was telling her how she cant move on and she’s the one she wants to be with”-

    how did you manage to fit her messaging her ex with a view of the relationship being perfect?

    anita

    #160254
    annaf
    Participant

    Dear Anita,

    I guess I view what she did as unacceptable, but forgiving. I tend to count myself lucky because her messaging her ex is nowhere near as bad as what my ex did.

    Anna.

    #160260
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Anna:

    “Nowhere near as bad” does not make perfect, does it? Not that a relationship can be perfect. Thing is, if trust is important to you in a relationship, a non-negotiable item, that item needs to be there. Can you realistically trust your girlfriend to be loyal to you, is she worthy of this kind of trust, is the question.

    anita

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