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Larlen

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Broken hearted and very confused
Posted: 05-07-08 07:37am

(P.s I posted this before but not quite sure yet on how to delete a post . . .)

I'm really confused and need some insight on this situation.

He broke up with me just a month ago and we decided to be friends. We saw each other atleast once a week about 3/4 after the break-up even though things were a bit akward-he would look away while speaking to me which isnt really his character-we would say hello to each other and chit chat for a while.

The last time I saw him I didnt feel to well so instead of chatting for a while I began to head home. I was stopped though by a friend of ours who I lent a CD. He asked me if he should bring it to me today and while I thought about it, he (my ex) stepped forward and said he will after I watch it. But this time he made direct eye contact and spoke with a smile (the way a guy talks to a girl he likes)

I was surprised when my friend told me he was outside and he was there with him too. (Its a 3 minute drive from his house if he gets stopped at a light) And I figured even if he did come along for the drive, he didnt have to walk him to the gate from the sidewalk. It doesnt take two people to hand me a cd. I was even more surprised when after taking the cd from my friend that he held his arms open and gave me a hug.

I didnt want to take it as more than it was and jump to conclusions but then when he began to message me just to say hello, I figured it meant more. Then by the end of the week he told me I was annoying (because even though he messaged me to say hello he would ignore me when I said hello)

Someone said he trying to tell me something by that hug and that he was just trying to mess with me by calling me annoying (our friend told me to ignore that and dont take it personal he was having a tantrum most likely that day . . .)

The hug really re-opened a few feelings I have for him and I'm very confused on what he feels or is trying to tell me. I really miss him and dont want to look like an ediot if I decide to tell him so. Confused

Any advice will help - thank you
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Sinniebunnie

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Posted: 05-07-08 07:44am

hmm.. i really hate to waste emotions and time pondering them. Why dont you just ask him where you two stand? simple and sweet.. if the answer is i want to be friends then end it like that and move on.. it basically means he doesnt want to be with you and seriously you need to stop communicating with him aka opening the wounds..

if he says i miss you well there is your answer..

if he is like i dunno then he is messing with you..

dont waste emotions on something that may not be worth it. clear things up
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Willa Weintraub

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Posted: 05-08-08 08:07am

I agree with Sinnie. Either that or jsut do not take anything he does as a sign of him wanting to get back with you. Maybe he is starting to feel more comfortable around you now since the break up and is ok with those things. Maybe he is lonely and t was a way for him to feel better. Either way, if you really must know, ask! What could it hurt? Wink
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worrywart01

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Posted: 07-19-08 13:51pm

.....larlen...this is your post from before....youre probably not going to get a different response just from reposting the same story
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