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    Pearl
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    Hi guys.

    So I’ve had a problem before that now just blew up in my face. I’m not sure if anyone still remembers what was the problem before, but to make the story short:

    Had an SO for 3,5years, but was confused and left to a different country for a job to “solve the issues in my head”. But of course I didnt have the guts to actually split up until I came back home. But we did split up eventually.

    We talked about all the problems that we had and split up for a couple of months, up until he came to me and said: hey look, I took care of all the things you didn’t like and now we’re good to go again.

    So I thought – maybe? Maybe everyone’s not right and when a person really works for it, it will work.

     

    But the problem is – in the time we were apart, I realized how good felt to be free. I had much more time to concentrate on the things I love. I also managed to get involved in a very stupid fling with a guy I knew for years now. The SO knows everything – and still is willing to work for my affection.

    We also work together on projects – which makes it even worse. One of the reasons we eventually split up for, was him always making me work with him. Though I’m perfectly fine without his projects and his being there in gerneral.

     

    And still, even though we’re honest with eachother, and he knows that I’m not “all in” at the moment, he still wants to work for it. He still wants to win over my heart.

    How do I tell a person like this, that it’s not worth it? That wanting to work for it, doesn’t change what happened before?

    God damn love attachments.

    #151090
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Pearl:

    It reads to me that you are asking how to talk him into no longer wanting to be in a relationship with you, to convince him to let go. If this is the case, my input is: you don’t have to talk him into anything. It takes two to make a relationship. His desire to win over your heart is his desire, not yours. You don’t have to accommodate a desire you don’t share.

    I recommend your focus to be on what you want, need, feel and see if what another wants, needs, feels is a fit, or not. In this case, reads to me there is no fit.

    anita

    #151142
    Smile
    Participant

    Hello Pearl

    Going by what you have written, you are being truthful to yourself which is something i admire alot

    I will advice you tell him now so you dont dash his hope, that can be hurtful. Tell him and give him reasons, you can suggest you guys stay as friends for the now then maybe later go a little bit further.

    #YoudeserveabetterLife

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