Breakups

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Not that I have heard as of yet ;however he has been seen in the company of his X girlfriend and manager Bonnie Garner quite alot lately.

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A lack of leadership

Why are you meeting her? If it's about child custody or support issues between your boyfriend and his ex, let them deal with it privately. Stay out of the situation. If you are meeting her to confront her or to ask questions, it's overall a bad idea and won't turn out the way you want it to. The above poster gave you excellent advice. My first husband was cheating on me and eventually his last mistress had the guts to phone me to "discuss this 3-way relationship!" HUH? My husband was sitting in the living room with a wide grin on his face and it was at this instant I knew he was enjoying the ride of his life by idiotically thinking 2 women would actually fight over him. I looked at this grinning lump and said to his mistress, "Hey, no problem, you've got him and I'll even tie a big blue bow on his butt!" His mouth flew open, I kicked him out, moved and sued him for divorce. Don't meet with this woman! Either you are curious or she's fighting to get her husband back. Remember there is nothing greater than the wrath of a woman!

Having a child causes many breakups within two years because it requires a couple to refocus their relationship to supporting a baby. It is difficult to maintain the romance, time spent as a couple and to cope with the time a baby requires. Most people are truly exhausted during this period. Also, there are feelings of jealousy and abandonment by the man--this calls for particular maturity and understanding since the mom is not specifically excluding him; it is just that she is hands-on caring for another and, if not given rest and space, is beyond "taking care" of the husband, too. I think that successful couples talk about this, recognize it as a fairly shortterm situation, and do the best they can to support one another. Eventually, the child becomes less needy and there is time for other things. Respite time off is wonderful if there are close family members nearby and if the time is used well, without expectation.

You take the risk and ask him out to a movie or the "in place" your friends and you hang out at. Don't live with "what ifs" or "I should have." He could say no, but then again, he could say yes! Good luck!

*sigh* The N is full of contradictions. They need you, they hate that they need you. They don't want you, but they don't want anyone else to have you either. They despise you because your normalcy reminds them of their own deficiencies, yet they want you waiting in the wings in case they need you...Round and round we go! As someone said "stop the insanity!" Stop all communication--do not answer phone calls, emails or mail. If you have to move, do so. Do not think you can be kind by explaining it all again: he heard it before, it is just that he is not in your reality. Although I told mine that we just didn't get along well enough to be together, he still held out hope. He spent time with my friends, emailed, went to a similar church. But, I stuck to my guns and he is gone.

What did this friend do? Is this friend usually guilty of doing this kind of thing all the time? Call them on it, then it's up front. Maybe they didn't think it would hurt, and maybe this will make your friendship stronger than it was; that is, if they saw what a real frienship should be like in the process of hearing you out. It's called a revelation, and it could make you life long friends. If this sounds like a long shot, then it isn't worth worrying about, either get a new friend, lower you expectations of this person, or toughen up. A lot of times if it is just talk or something; the situation was different than you are feeling, and it's your friend's own baggage, and they meant you no harm. Tough call though!

Possibly because it causes you so much pain, or brings the pain of the breakup back to the surface.

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Yes it is serious. It means he has quickly adjusted himself.

You listen to him. He is telling you the truth so that he can heal from his wounds. If you really do love him respect his wishes and get on with your life. Learn from your mistakes in this time apart and try never to repeat them. When you feel the "need" to contact him, phone a friend instead. Don't go back to him repeatedly and make him feel guilty for trying to heal himself, it's what he needs right now. If you go back, you risk losing his friendship forever. If its meant to be - he will come to you, and if he doesn't? You have your answer.

He will probably have to prove that either she is an unfit mother, OR that the child will be better off with him. Most judges are on the side of the mother from the get-go, but that's not to say that they stay on that side all the time.

bad case of broken heart - ataris

painted on my heart - the cult

anne arbour

wish you were here - the get up kids

leaving

hello Houston - the starting line

youre so last summer - taking back Sunday

losing you

lonely hearts - new amsterdams

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every rose has its thorn - poison!!

Well it really depends because if your a girl then I would just tell her to call him and put him on speaker phone so you could hear everything because if he odesnt agree to stop calling hten you should as a best friend would do chew him out but if you were a guy then you would get his address go punch him in hte face tell him its over and get in a fist fight if he doesnt listen then chew him out!!! She's playing games with the both of you and whenever she has a conversation with her ex she is slapping you in the face. Put your foot down and tell her you've had it and it's time to make her choice and that you will not put up with her phone conversations to her ex. If it continues he can have her! I have no doubt her excuse will be that she can't control him phoning her and you tell her "All you have to do is say quit calling me and hang up and if he persists on calling you change your phone number!" Good luck Marcy If she truly has no interest in seeing or contacting him, she'd make it clear to him. Unless he's harassing or stalking her (it doesn't sound like he is) he wouldn't continue to keep calling her unless he was getting some response from her at some point in time. Do you truly feel you can trust her? If someone still has feelings for an ex, that's a big red flag. I think she is right in not letting you join in the conversation. If you are truly interested in her, then you need to trust that she has done the right thing. Honestly, she doesn't have any control over the other party and sometimes they don't get the message. By not calling him back, she is doing the right thing to move on. For a longterm relationship, you need to trust the fact that she is spending time with you and that he is history.

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When you are pondering if you should take a break

^ Or when you see a Kit-Kat..

Because that is just the way they are. Always say "They won't come back, but be prepared for what if?" In the 10 years I spent with my husband,(9 of those married) he left so many times I lost track. The time spans got longer and the states he moved to added up. In less than 3 years my husband lived in 3 states. Once again I have filed for a divorce (this being the 3rd time) and I pray every day that I go through with it this time. When he decided to leave this time leaving me with our 7 mo. old daughter I had asked him to cut back on his drinking. He called me at work and said he would and is everything going to be ok with us. He left for a week to his job and when he came back he told me he was going to do what he wanted and this and that and 3 days later he told me I was never going to change and it was all my fault etc. and he was moving out. Not once did I hear anything about his lying, constant cheating, hiding money,or treating every one like crap to make him look good. He actually rented a house,(deposit and 1st months rent), deposits for utilities etc. and never even lived there just to hear from him 12 days later (while he was on the road) telling me he was moving to another state. So him and a friend he was rooming with (who just happens to live in this state) came and got his belongings and now he is gone. The funny thing is he told me to stop trying to push him away from his daughter, and how he loved her whole heartedly and on and on moves 8 hours away. That's love right there. I have been charmed by this man so many times I always take him back. I've had alot of time to think about this though and realized if he won't change for a beautiful,dark haired, dark eyed little part of him, he will not change for no one and that's the reality. Hang in there, your days will get better!

If you love her and this is who you want to be with then go and get her. Often distant can be a factor that keeps two individuals that truly love each other and were meant to be apart. At least give it a shot because what you don't want is to let someone you truly love go and regret it or always wonder what could have been when you could have done something about it. If you love her and she loves you then go for it. If you believe in praying then pray about it. God Bless! CORRECTION: If you mean she is out of state and wants you to move to her state with her then this is my recommendations above. Seems to me you still love her if this is the case don't let your pride stand in the way of you being together. If it is more feasible for you to move where she is then by all means do that but talk to her and see if this is what you both want. Alot of times having too much pride can cost a lot of pain down the road. I had to read that question three times before I got what you meant, and only after reading the answer above. When I read it the first time (and the second), I was wondering why anyone would care what his ex-GF wants him to do. I was also thinking that although it's reasonable for a girl to say, "I don't want to see you anymore," it's totally unreasonable for her to say, "I don't want to see you anymore -- so get the hell out of this state!" I too was surprised that you mentioned an ex giving you ultimatums. Either you just split-up because of this problem or she's still running the show. Your life is important too so if you don't want to move out of State then don't! If she really cared about how you feel there is always an answer to every problem. Move on, it isn't worth it!