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Dealing with a break up?

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  1. dbaker89

    dbaker89 Formula 3

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    We brokeup for good 4 days after our 1 year (which was December 29th.)

    THis thread has helped me get over here a lot. I am starting to pick up my old hobbies and see other women. She was my first love and she started to get bored in the end. She told me she felt smothered and then went to coffee with a guy that was trouble (and we agreed for her not to see at all during our relationship months prior). I broke up with her telling her I wouldn't be that jealous guy, and its been very hard on me.

    Oh well! I'm still young and have my whole life in front of me!
     
  2. HUTCH91TR

    HUTCH91TR F1 Rookie

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    It sucks that you broke up with her when you did. Always dump your b!tch before Thanksgiving and don't pick up another until after Valentine's day. That way you don't have to spend a dime on buying her any gifts or **** like that. :cool:

    And listen to the wisdom of Darth and WILLIAM H!!! Go out and nail an escort or two :cool: !!!!

    .
     
  3. jk0001

    jk0001 F1 Veteran

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    Sound advice if I ever heard it!
     
  4. SefacHotRodder

    SefacHotRodder F1 World Champ

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    I guess an update is in order


    I've talked to a few fchatters offline and it helped so much so thank you to those people. You know who you are


    When we got back to school after thanksgiving, she came over. We got back together (physically and "relationshiply") and it was a great day. We talked about what happened and i realized that i was making a mistake but being the Mr. Nice Guy i am, i kept my mouth shut. She told me she had gone home and people had asked her what went wrong and stuff and she said she didn't believe in love and stuff, which really pissed me off. Her parents are going through a nasty seperation which has really skewed her perspective on relationships. We basically got back together under the premise that we were going to take it very slow and not really spend much time togehter and i was going to give her time to think things through and see if her views changed. 3 days later i called her and told her i couldn't do it and that we're done (i wasn't as mean as that sounds).

    We saw each other in class and stuff after that and it was ok for about a week until i realized (with some help) that i just need space because otherwise i'll never get over her. I called her up and she was out so i just left her a voicemail asking her to give me some space and not talk to me and that i'll talk to her when i'm ready. I blocked her #'s in my phone, blocked her on facebook, blocked her on AIM. Everything.

    We didnt talk much at all and we didn't even say goodbye when we went on break for Christmas. She called me a few days later saying it was wierd etc etc and i just texted her back saying that i'll talk to her when i'm ready. She called again last week and i ended up calling her in the evening and we talked because she wanted to. I'm not an ******* and she's still my friend and we're going to see each other in class every day so i can't cut her off completly. She's having a hard time not talking to me but i stood my ground and told her i need space. We're going to talk once more before we go back and she said she'll call me in a few weeks.

    I've thought a lot about what my relationship her meant to me and while i loved her, i feel i was partly blinded by love. There were trust issues which i won't get into that always bothered me and while I was happy, parts of our relationship weren't right. As i said before, she also changed this year and as sad as it is, she's not the girl i fell in love with anymore. I hope we can be friends and it won't be wierd for me/us (which is why i'm trying to not talk to her and get over her) and as much i miss her (i miss her so so so much), i know this is for the better. I can't be with someone who said she doesn't even believe in love.

    Right now, i'm just enjoying my extra free time (and income!) and getting back in touch with myself and hobbies. I'm playing guitar a lot more, reading more and a much happier person than i was during the 2 months that we were back at school. I'm being a lot more rational about it than i was over thanksgiving and when i made this thread.

    I saw a saying in New York last week that said "Never regret something that made you smile" and i don't. I enjoyed my first real relationship, i enjoyed her and had some of the best times of my life so far and learned so much (and experienced some awesome Long Island Italian food ;) ) but its time to move on, as much as i miss her and love her. Its for the better.
     
  5. rpps

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    Aug 20, 2005
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    Finally, he gets it!

    The first one is the hardest. But, it also makes you the wisest.

    Good luck.
     
  6. Mrpbody44

    Mrpbody44 F1 Veteran

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    First real girl, First real car it's always a ***** trading it in for a new one. But the road ahead offer more thrills. Enjoy
     
  7. WILLIAM H

    WILLIAM H Three Time F1 World Champ

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    So my GF was asking me if we broke up what would I look for in my next GF

    I told her I am done w GFs

    If we ever split from now on I'd have my women in doses measured in hours

    Get a little fun and some food then send her off before I get too attached and long before she gets annoying and tries to run my life

    Women are like food, best experienced for an hour or so then try something else from the menu :)

    my new motto: If it phx, flies, or floats, Rent it :)
     
  8. fastback33

    fastback33 Formula 3

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    It's a new quarter, (or maybe semester for you). Pick your game up, get your hair cut, dress nice, and smell good. Go talk to a couple girls you have class with, it will make you feel happier and something good might come out of it. Just go have a regular conversation with someone outside of your reality. Women notice the little things. Enjoy your semester friend.
     
  9. jk0001

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    Are you still dwelling over this breakup! God get over it. How long has it been now 6 months.
     
  10. SefacHotRodder

    SefacHotRodder F1 World Champ

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    I dress nice and smell good already ;)

    ? About a month
     
  11. jk0001

    jk0001 F1 Veteran

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    it seems like 6 months
     
  12. GatorFL

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    She was hot, it's bound to take him some time to get over her.
     
  13. wingfeather

    wingfeather F1 Rookie

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    I find that putting a loaded gun in my mouth & playing chance really helps to sort out the moment. IDK.
     
  14. SefacHotRodder

    SefacHotRodder F1 World Champ

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    Thanks Duane. Lol
     
  15. AntonyR

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    I find it hard that some people here can say move the **** on. It is tough, I have never had issues meeting woman and when I met one that i truly loved, it took me over 8 months to get over it. Chris you are doing fine and it is going to be tough for a while longer. I hope my advice has helped you thus far

    Antony
     
  16. SefacHotRodder

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  17. jk0001

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    #192 jk0001, Jan 7, 2009
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    Thats one option, another is jumping off of the Sky Way Bridge in Tampa. But you can't call a Mulligan on those choices. Best to go down to your local Ferrari dealership and put money down on a new F430, that always works for me.
     
  18. Darolls

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    The funny part is, it doesn't take them that long to get over us! :(
     
  19. AntonyR

    AntonyR F1 Veteran

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    Thats not true. Woman hold on to the emotion a lot longer and it happens progressively. With men it is a sudden shock and is not gradual. I like to think she was miserable either way


    Antony
     
  20. Italteen3

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    Sefac I would suggest not being friends with an ex. I'm around the same age as you and went through a breakup last year. I was stupid, got back together with someone who wasn't meant for me and then remained friends with her after it didn't work out again. Went to a party with a best friend of mine knowing she was there with her new bf after being friends for a few months and drama all over again to keep it short :). We both I think found out we weren't over each other(nothing to serious happened). I'm just to damn stubborn to realize that sometimes you have to move on. What I am trying to say is remaining friends might not be the best idea, "friendly" on the other hand is ok.


    Definitely not true, it is just that a lot of women are good at hiding things, that being one of them.
     
  21. SefacHotRodder

    SefacHotRodder F1 World Champ

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    Thanks man. I'm going to try and minimize being around her but like i said, its not possible for me to not interact with her quite often. She's president of one of the business clubs on campus and i'm the vice president. She's also in 3 of my classes. Like i said though, i'm not going to go out of my way to be around her. I go to a very small college (compared to others) and with classes of around 15-18 people (i actually have one with 9 this semester), its harder to avoid her than it would be at somewhere like Penn State.
     
  22. Italteen3

    Italteen3 Formula 3

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    I understand man, and it seems like you do too :). Going out of your way to see her isn't a good idea so at least you won't do that. Plus you will have enough doses of ex-gf in school to not have to worry about her on your own time.

    Also go out and just hookup with some random girls. Put your P in some V's, or go B your L on some T's ;). Watch "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" that always cracks me up if I think about any past relationships.

    Now I have to go and practice what I preach...............
     
  23. SefacHotRodder

    SefacHotRodder F1 World Champ

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    I watched that again with my dad the day after we broke up. Lol
     
  24. SefacHotRodder

    SefacHotRodder F1 World Champ

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    For anyone that still cares i saw her today for the first time in about a month. We had class this morning together and despite my racing heart as i walked in, i was actually fine. I sat behind her and was completely fine. We also had an hour business club meeting where i was sitting next to her and we were talking and stuff and we both seemed fine. I was fine talking to her and stuff. I didn't really go out of my way to talk to her or anything and i didn't walk to or back from class with her but so far, i'm doing ok. I think this break has helped us both and i guess it just wasn't meant to be.

    I have class with her later too and we'll probably sit next to each other since we don't know anyone else in the class but that should be fine (after all, just after we broke up, we had to sit next to each other in class because of our assigned seats. Kinda awkward back then. Lol). I'm returning the last things she left in my apartment tonight (clothes, a towel etc) and i think it'll be wierd not seeing it in "her" shelf in my closet but it needs to be done. She's still thinking of me because she has a bunch of business magazines that she's going to give me (she gets them delivered to her house because of some group she's in but she doesn't read them so she gives them to me).

    I'm still not over her by any means but its good to know its not extremely awkward or heartwrenching whenever i see her. She's still on my mind and i really miss her but i'm no longer blinded by love or whatever and i'm thinking logically about this whole thing.

    We're also planning a fun business event thing on Friday where we'll be working together for a few hours which should be interesting. But like i said, i'm not going out of my way to talk to her or see her.
     
  25. TexasF355F1

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    Glad you're able to hold yourself together Chris.

    I'm sure you'll have good days and bad for the next few months despite how well things go. Do your best to keep doing what your doing, because it sounds like you're doing just fine.
     

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