
lotus
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Posted by IllaLupus
Come back and "claim you"?
To me that makes it sound your nothing but something to achieve stab his flag in and move onto the next.











Posted by lotus
I honestly think that sending him that breakup text was the best thing to do. It just taught him to be more proactive and that I am not going to put up with BS. You've got to speak up with men......it is a lesson I've learned the hard way with exes.

Posted by tizianiPosted by lotus
I honestly think that sending him that breakup text was the best thing to do. It just taught him to be more proactive and that I am not going to put up with BS. You've got to speak up with men......it is a lesson I've learned the hard way with exes.
Lol there's a flip side to that coin. Did you ever think of what it taught you?
Now you'll be sending break up texts anytime you want something you're not getting.
Which isn't something anyone can tolerate long-term.click to expand


Posted by lotus
But see, I feel like you always have to give people the benefit of the doubt. In my case, it is still very early. On the other hand, though, men are known to take things for granted so a shakeup will often make them act.
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We were supposed to meet on Friday evening, but he cancelled because he said he could not escape dinner with one of his colleagues. Said he'd text me to meet the following day, but no text has arrived since Friday evening.
So today I sent him a breakup text. "Hey, John, I guess we will not be meeting. I don't feel like you are really into me anyway. It's OK, we can still be friends....xx"
What do you think? He has disappeared these past two days and although he may be on a trip with his students, he should have communicated with me. On Friday when he arrived he was bombarding me with texts, then nothing.
I feel disrespected.