Bweekzzz
@Bweekzzz
18 Years
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A Taurus man should show patience, consistency, and genuine care to rebuild trust with a Virgo woman. Respect her pace, avoid rushing, and communicate openly about feelings. Demonstrating reliability and understanding her needs can help reignite her interest and strengthen the relationship long-term.





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She was a girl i dated about 15 years ago and two months ago we ran into each
other. We talked and it went well, she took my number and called me. (although
it was a month 1/2 later)
The first time we dated we were both young and being a guy I was playing the
field and made a huge mistake of letting her go. (by blowing her off. What an
idiot)
Anyway I've gotten older and my outlook has changed over the years. I realized
what a mistake it was to let her go way back when.
The relationship has gone well so far (two months). She couldn't get enough of me up until the last couple weeks. She told her friends (who told me) that
I was such a nice guy and that I almost seemed too good to be true. I let her
know how i feel. I tell her I miss her when I haven't seen her for a few days.
Let her know that I would like a very long future with her. I have always been
like that with a woman I really liked very much. It is important to me that
they don't have any questions about where they stand in my head and heart.
(maybe too much at times)
Like I said before, it seems like she has taken a big step back and is almost not
as enthusiastic or put as much effort to get together. (we have conflicting
schedules) She does still call (which have become a little less frequent) and we will talk for quite a while on the phone,
so I know there is something there.
I don't know what to do and am very much afraid of losing her due to me being
too aggressive or for some other Taurus reason. I don't want to blow up (which we Taurus' tend to do when getting mad. Sorry.), but the confusion is killing me. Could someone please give me some
advice to help me not chase the woman that I probably made the biggest mistake
with (probably of my life) 15 years ago.