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  • Rex Manuel
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    It’s not that you’re easy to forget—it might just be that he was never really that interested in you from the start. They might also be right that he only treated you as an option, or that he never really intended to take things seriously with you.

    Rex Manuel
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    Men and women can’t really stay just friends when feelings are involved, even if those feelings are being suppressed. There will always come a point where one of them starts looking for something more than just friendship.

    Rex Manuel
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    I don’t know about you, but do you think what you did was worth it? Did it make you happy? If the answer is yes, then maybe you made the right decision. But if not, then you may have thrown away a six-year relationship with your partner just because of your ex.

    Rex Manuel
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    Just give him one more chance and make sure it doesn’t happen again. I think he was probably just worried that you would get angry, and his messages may not have meant anything. He might have simply wanted to help.

    Rex Manuel
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    Confront him and see if you notice anything unusual in his response. In one way or another, you’ll often be able to tell the difference between someone who is telling the truth and someone who is lying by the way they explain themselves.

    in reply to: What should I do if she threatens to hurt herself? #58198
    Rex Manuel
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    If she ends up doing something to herself, that wouldn’t be your fault. However, as someone who cares about her, the best thing you can probably do is inform her parents. If you don’t have a way to contact them directly, you could reach out to her friends so the message can get to her parents and she can receive the proper support and guidance.

    in reply to: So my ex-girlfriend won’t leave me alone… #58196
    Rex Manuel
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    She’s just causing trouble. The reason it’s affecting you so much is because you’re still letting it. If you truly don’t care about her anymore, then whatever she does shouldn’t affect you, and you shouldn’t even be wondering why she’s acting that way. If you really don’t care about her, then no matter what she does, it shouldn’t matter to you. That’s how it should be when you no longer have any feelings or concern for someone.

    in reply to: Dating/early relationship questions #58194
    Rex Manuel
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    Just ask her to be your official girlfriend if you think your dates are going well. It’s not really about how long it takes—it depends on your situation. If the feelings are mutual, why not?

    in reply to: How do I know if she likes me? #58192
    Rex Manuel
    Member #382,943

    What specific behavior are you trying to point out? Her responses seem normal to me—you might just be overthinking things. If you like her, try asking her out and be clear about what your intentions are.

    in reply to: I really need HELP! asap #58190
    Rex Manuel
    Member #382,943

    Always think first about what you’re going to say and do before you act. Think three times if it’s right or wrong so you can avoid being impulsive.

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