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My ex-girlfriend won't leave me alone, what do I do?

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by RKREBORN, Jul 20, 2009.

  1. RKREBORN

    RKREBORN Member

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    We are both 23, and if you want to you can look up my old threads to get some insight on how bad things were between me and her. Well I ended the relationship with her over two months ago. There was hope in saving the relationship if she told her parents about us, because the stress and pressures of doing stuff with her behind EVERYONE's back got to me. I had to take on the pressures of the world, and it was genrally smooth sailing for her. This took a toll on me physically and mentally. She is a people pleaser, does everything others ask of her at my expense. She cannot say no to anyone but me. I took this as disrespect, because I cannot marry a girl who will not listen to me. I would have done (and did) anything she asked of me, but it was disappointing to see her again and again letting me down. She always had a perfect excuse (because parents would find out, etc.), but to me what mattered was that I was being let down over and over and over again. I love her enough I was able to deal with this for a year and a half, but it got to the point where I am burnt out. We agreed to a mutual breakup, and I thought I could finally move on in hopes of getting my body and most importantly my mind recovered.

    She called me the next day after the break up and told me she missed me. I told her I missed her as well. I asked her if she would tell her mom about us so me and her can have a stress free life (her mother had even asked if someone was in her life!). She declined. I took that as no hope, and swallowed all my feelings for her and tried to move on. I am trying to be on my own this summer and be by myself so I can get over her and prepare for life, school, etc. After a month into the break up, she just bombarded me with calls, emails, texts, etc. I was totally ignoring her so I can get over her and fix myself. But she just kept calling and calling and calling. After reading her emails, it angered me. NOW she was willing to tell her mother, but a broken heart is a broken heart. It was too late for me. I replied her email in a angry fashion, asking her to leave me alone. Things were quiet after awhile.

    Flash forward a month later. This last week I have been bombarded with calls, emails, texts. I have been ignoring them all. I don't think I owe her anything anymore, and I thought after the last email I sent her she would get the point. But she keeps telling me "I wont give up" over and over again. I have ignored all the messages. But yesterday, she accused me of being happy about ignoring her. She warned me that something ten times worse will happen to me. She accused me of ending the relationship even though it was mutual. She is now telling me that if I don't pick up and talk to her, then she will "go away from the planet forever." She is telling me that in order to make me happy, she will die. I am disappointed to know she thinks this of me, but I don't know what to do now. Should I hold my ground and ignore her, or give in and talk with her. If I give in, then she basically has no value for my word. Nothing I say (like always) matters. It is always her way. BUT I hate to see her in this pain. What do I do? Sorry for the long post!
     
  2. moestavern19

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    All that "I'll end my life" stuff is just a desperation attempt.

    Keep that psycho b**** kicked to the curb like a rusted out Huffy.
     
  3. J-Mac

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    I did not read what you had to say, but I can has pics pleeze?
     
  4. Mike Hunt

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    If your comfortable with it, then stay away
     
  5. l3igballer23

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    Easier said than done?
     
  6. moestavern19

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    Depends on how she looks.

    Drama is a high price to pay for high quality ass.
     
  7. JuanValdez

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    So, she says she would tell her mother if you got back together, but not otherwise? I would say staying broken up is probably the best course of action (ignoring her might be more extreme than necessary; it sounds like she needs some closure). But, if you were going to entertain a resumption of any kind of relationship, I would think telling the mother that she was in the relationship would be the ante before any negotiation could start.

    Sorry if I haven't followed (or remembered) the drama from the other threads, but why doesn't she want to tell her parents? She's 23, for chrissakes. I got married at that age; shouldn't she show a little independence?
     
  8. Fatty FatBastard

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    How the hell do you know about Huffy's?

    To the OP, I feel you. My ex has been pulling this stuff on me for the last 3 months, also. (and I have been just as guilty of giving in, at times.)

    The best thing to do is remain silent. This last tirade is out of desperation to have you respond. Sort of a last act. Expect another few messages of outrage that you'd rather see her die than respond.

    It sucks, and I'm empathetic, but if you've kept silent this long, remain so. Unless you actually want to head back down that path.
     
  9. Jeremiah

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    Don't give her hope. Keep up the ignoring. Women are like monkeys- they need another branch in hand before they let go of the last one. She will eventually find another guy and forget about you.
     
  10. moestavern19

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    I used to have a Huffy. It fell apart quickly.

    But to the OP, listen to this man... he knows your struggle.
     
  11. Blake

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    You might want to talk to her. Just one conversation, but it's your call.

    I had a girl that I broke up with threaten to kill herself and I blew it off and she actually tried to OD on pills...ambulance, stomach pump, the whole deal.

    Obviously she had some mental issues and I just blew it off and she almost died. Might be worth a phone call to tell her that it's over one more time.

    If she does try something stupid, you need to understand that it isn't your fault...she just has some mental issues
     
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    if you are worried about her safety you should send an anonynous letter to her mother, all the other stuff about getting back together is a decision you'll have to make on your own, but the instability should be warning enough
     
  13. Kyakko

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    haha.. this made me laugh. also, they tend to try to go back to you if the next guy dumps them quickly and they realize how good they had it.
     
  14. Shaud

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    Show her the black gloves to let her know this is not a game.
     
  15. ccada

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    I don't think it's a good idea to talk to her. If she gets what she wants by threatening her own safety, then she knows which button to push anytime she wants you to talk to her/even possibly get back together with her. That is a dangerous precedent to set in a relationship. If, God forbid, she does do something to harm herself, or attempts to do so, she is a troubled person to begin with.
     
  16. RKREBORN

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    This is exactly what I am thinking. She needs to understand you cannot force someone. Man, I gave her so many chances. More than any guy would, but I just can't take it anymore. I love her more than anything in the world, but being with her is not good for my well being. I don't see it working out. Now I just want to be alone and focus on work and myself. FYI, she has cut herself in the past after I caught her lying to me.
     
  17. ccada

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    Dude, get away, and stay away. Not only will you be better off for it, but like you said, maybe she will learn that harming herself accomplishes nothing and stop. The next guy in her life will be thankful.
     
  18. DwangBoy

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    Buy a gun and off her.
     
  19. Fyreball

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    The suicide threat is a lame attempt to get you to call her back, but if someone is willing to stoop that low, who knows what else they're capable of? Maybe ONE phone call just to reiterate that it's over, and that you don't want to bear her burdens anymore is necessary? I just think that it's clear that she has maturity issues, and that she's the kind of person who ALWAYS wants things done on her terms. I've been down a similar road.....it's bumpy as hell, but at the end, you realize that your mental health is more important than anything else. If you do end up calling her, just make sure the conversation goes the way you plan it to....don't waver. She is going to say things that will make you want to reconsider, but at the end, they are just words, and things will go right back to the way they were once everything blows over. Girls like that are creatures of behavior. You've shaken her world once, but she'll just go back to her ways again once she realizes all she has to do is throw a tantrum to get her way.
     
  20. tested911

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    1. Tell her about clutchfans and the thread you started. Can't wait for the drama to unfold.

    2. Totally ignore her at all cost and eventually she will stop.

    3. Go back and perform the Ann Hatheway and take pictures. Then dump her ass and tell her if she is going to be a phsyco B#@ch again Momma is getting new pictures of her daughter.

    4. (While recording on tape) Call her and have her explain to you again why,what,etc.etc. and have her include the death threat, your lying, the guilt she put upon you. Then send her a copy and tell her to review it. Sometimes she needs to hear herself so realize what a physco she is becoming.

    5. If she continues after you performing #4 then send the tape to her parents/friends/past boyfriends lol

    Seriously the chick needs to realize she lost something good and needs to move on. She probably just realized it's hard to find a guy of your caliber. (Honestly I'm not sure what kind of guy you are)

    2 months and she still acts like this?
     

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