How Can I Give Up?

Viewing 2 posts - 1 through 2 (of 2 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • #1089
    iamsally
    Participant

    I’ve known a guy since we were 11 – we were classmates – and we are now almost 20. I gave him my first kiss.

    He liked me in 7th grade but it was a kids’ thing and we dated for 3 days, however, I know I hurt him.

    I always felt attracted but I was after other guys.

    All these years we’ve been going out with our old classmates and doing things together and we always had a connection and a lot of things in common) although he never really opens up.

    Some months ago he asked me to go to his house and although he was still a virgin and we didn’t have sex, we were pretty close to and I was scared of falling too hard over him so I stopped it there and I know I made a lot of mistakes and said/did things I regret. I lied to his face when he asked me something about liking him.

    Then I realized I was still in love with him and that I probably lost him forever and did the worst thing I could have done: I told him how I felt, not face to face, not on the phone, but by e-mail because I’m a coward.

    I know he’s shy but it seems ridiculous to me that he’d say he only liked me as a friend after I opened my heart to him.

    As I mentioned before, we have a lot of things in common, from bands and TV shows we like to our bedroom walls color no, it isn’t white).

    Somedays he’s really nice and others he just acts like a douchebag. Sometimes he’s very immature.

    And it hurts that a guy I’ve known for so long tried to use me for sex or because he was just too desperate to get rid of his virginity.

    How can I get over him and stop believing he’s my one true love and we could have something beautiful when he obviously doesn’t care?

    #9569
    April Masini
    Keymaster

    You answered your own question. You only have to listen to yourself when you say, “…he obviously doesn’t care.” That’s the beginning and the end of your question.

    Why would you spend your time with someone who obviously doesn’t care? You need to work on you so that you find your own true value and only give yourself (and that means your time, your phone calls, your texts, your e-mails, your dates, your kisses and sex if you choose) to someone who cares about you enough to matter in a positive way in your life.

    Focus on your own life and make every minute and every day a productive and positive one. Eliminate people who don’t care about you from each hour of your day. It’s a discipline, but it’s worth it. Try it. You’ll be a lot happier.

Viewing 2 posts - 1 through 2 (of 2 total)
  • You must be logged in to reply to this topic.

Comments are closed.