It was her. Her early life issues with herself and family have caused her an endless cycle of denial and fear of abandonment. There is nothing I could do to change that. There is not a more helpless feeling when you love/care for someone who just can't give you the same because of the barriers they put up. I did the best I could, honest.
There was this girl who I had the hots for and miracle of miracles, she thought I was hot too. I was convinced that not only was I madly in love but this was "the one"! About two weeks of passion and then one night I bring her flowers and she tells me that she "needs some space" to figure things out. She had recently broken off a long term relationship and she had some "anger" issues she had to work out. I was devastated. I moped around in a daze for weeks. I tried and failed to rekindle that spark between us, but it just brought me more misery. On the positive side, she introduced me to my future wife who I've been happily married to for 26 years.
It was her. Her early life issues with herself and family have caused her an endless cycle of denial and fear of abandonment. There is nothing I could do to change that. There is not a more helpless feeling when you love/care for someone who just can't give you the same because of the barriers they put up. I did the best I could, honest.
In 8th grade. My first gf and for some reason I took it really hard. Since then and I until I got married I always walked away at the 1st sign of things going foul.
The moral of the story is to make sure she introduces you to some of her friendsIm going through almost that exact thing right now. me and this girl have had a crush on each other for over 2 years. We finally get together and we have the best few months ever and then one day she wants some space to think about stuff. She says her school is getting to hard and she needs to slow things down with us. F-ing women.
There was this girl who I had the hots for and miracle of miracles, she thought I was hot too. I was convinced that not only was I madly in love but this was "the one"! About two weeks of passion and then one night I bring her flowers and she tells me that she "needs some space" to figure things out. She had recently broken off a long term relationship and she had some "anger" issues she had to work out. I was devastated. I moped around in a daze for weeks. I tried and failed to rekindle that spark between us, but it just brought me more misery. On the positive side, she introduced me to my future wife who I've been happily married to for 26 years.
It was her. Her early life issues with herself and family have caused her an endless cycle of denial and fear of abandonment. There is nothing I could do to change that. There is not a more helpless feeling when you love/care for someone who just can't give you the same because of the barriers they put up. I did the best I could, honest.