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Pollara

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  1. Hey guys! I just pass to say hi to everyone and especially to KayC! Still here, still helping! My situation nowadays is that I found a job in the other country and I decided to stay! I am currently dating a guy but it is not something serious from both sides. But we are getting along fine and that is what it matters. As for my ex, we are still in touch and I actually met him in person during my Christmas Holidays. The summer he sent me a text says that he missed me. Luckily I didn't take it seriously, since when I saw him, when we were all together he was looking perfectly fine and treated me like we are good friends and nothing happened between us in the past, but at the same time, he suggested to go out just the two of us to catch up on each other news, but never actually made a move. Depresion still holds well.
  2. Hello to all, as you probably know I am one of you. I am here just to give you a piece of advice (to the ones that come here wondering what to do if their S.O becomes distant after a death) My story in a nutshell: -Met my (at that time) boyfriend -Start a long distance relationship -His mom died, he got into depression -He broke up with me almost 3 months after the death -I tried to contact him with no luck -He contacts me 6 months after the break up to thank me and to tell me that we can never be back again because I remind him of his grief and deleted me from his chat. -Almost one year after all these events he contacts me again at a friendly level. We are just having a friendly level connection. Very typical. Like having a chat every 3 weeks or so. What my story tought me: unfortunately for some reason, some people after their death of a beloved person they might fall into depression. Of course, it is natural if someone wants some time in the beginning, but if this keeps on for more than 2 months, what my observations and experience tought me, is that he has taken the route to depression and better leave him/her alone. I know that this might be too hard for you (of course, I 've been there). This apply to all kind of relationships unless you are married. Otherwise, either you have a lot of years of relationship, or just some months, or you are engaged, this is still possible. But, believe me, the sooner you let it go, the better it is for you. Of course, there are even some exceptions, but, it is better not to hope that you will be an exception because you are losing your time and time is precious and never comes back. At the end of the day, you will look that and see that it didn't deserve the time. I know that my words might sound harsh and maybe even cruel, but that is reality. If you let it go, it is a win-win situation. If s/he doesn't come back, you will still be happy with someone else out there or even by yourself. If s/he comes back and you are single then, you can try again if you still have faith. I know that the most difficult part is also to let go because you cannot imagine yourself with someone else and you find this so unfair. And yes it is unfair. But life is unfair anyway. You are afraid that you will let it go and s/he might return. Even if that is the case, you will still be happy! When I really decided to let it go, things became easier for me. Even now that we are speaking once in a while, I am happy because I know he is doing fine, but I really cannot see us again together. I am sorry if I cannot guarantee you that someone will return or give a happy ending advice, but be realists is what counts at the end of the day. I am wishing you the best. Thanks everyone who comforted me and helped me this year. It was a great help. Special thanks to KayC, Helena, Plum, Guilthunted and DLM that heard me and gave me their advice.
  3. I agree with Kay. Stop concerning yourself over her whereabouts. The more you do that, the more you end up hurting yourself. It has been a while now. If she changes in the future then you will deal with it. Just let it go for your own good
  4. Hi Topz. I am wishing you the best. I can say to you that you made the right decision. And this takes courage really. I couldn't do it myself. But you do deserve something better. Let's say it was a bad timing for you.
  5. Yes but on the other hand, isn't the fact that she said that "she will never find her soulmate" that she doesn't regard you as her soulmate either? And anyway, this woman seems confused anyway and she cannot appreciate the ones who are next to her. Moreover, since she has someone, it is not the grief her problem that she is not with you.
  6. Oh that's great news Helena!! I am wishing you your best with your new boyfriend. Oh and of course, not all people turn out like that and treat their significant other like that, but some do. It's a cruel world after all for all. But anyway, I am very glad that I am reading this from you! Thanks for everything and be happy
  7. It is true. I cannot help it but believing that even if I am happy with another guy at the future, I will always thinking of this like a repressed or unsatisfied desire. What would have happened if this hadn't happened, or if we had met afterwords etc. I hope this won't be the case. Well I saw a guy that wrote after two years or so, that his ex is pregrant by someone else and that he was dating a new girl.
  8. Hi GuiltHaunted! Unfortunately I just saw this message. I am wishing you happy new year, if you see it and hope you all the best. I am pretty sure that out there, there is a girl who is more suitable for you and you will be a better match! I am really sorry that things didn't turn out the way you wished, but take it as a bless in disguise. That a girl who runs to her sister's ex with the first difficulty, she doesn't deserve to be with you. Unfortunately a lot of girls are acting like that, keep contact with their exes, ignoring the fact that they might make them think different things. On the other hand, I am really happy that you let it go! And yes, our stories seem to happen parallel! I am wishing you all the best. Thanks for your advices and have a lot of happy trips
  9. Hi nettieboop! I am really sorry for all what you 've been going through and when I will say it I totally mean it, as I have been in your place. Unfortunately, my story didn't ended up well. We didn't even manage to keep it on a friendly level, as I remind him his grieving period. In any case, I don't have anything else to suggest rather than giving him space, but please don't wait on him. If it is to come back, he will. From February till September I spent all my days in forums, trying to find stories where the grieving person returned to his/her significant other. I tried to learn more about grief, about depression etc. I now regret for all this time I spent, but of course, I couldn't let it go. Deep in my subconscious I wanted my story to had different ending (as everyone here I guess wished for that). It didn't and that is why I am telling you not to hold your hopes on to it. I know that you are thinking that what if he comes back and I am with someone else etc, you will have won anyway if this is the case. So my advice is giving him space and try to do something else and forget him.
  10. Thank you KayC. For me the only difficult part is that I cannot trust anymore. I really spent so much effort and energy on it, that I can only think of him as something nostalgic. I will always think of course what if things had turn differentely but they didn't. It's ok. I am really doing better and comparing to so many months ago I am almost healed. It just striked me sometimes why things turned out this way and now we cannot even be friends. Well, some friends told me that maybe after a lot of time (probably years) we might become friends since the inceident won't be fresh anymore. Well noone knows the future of course, but I got my lesson from the present
  11. Thanks Mary for your consoling words. Well for me it was difficult back then but not any more. Since he told me that we cannot be together although we are a perfect match I don't see any point of talking about the past. It hurts me and maybe it hurs him as well. So this was the rational solution from my viewpoint
  12. ahhahah. sorry that I am laughing, but this is what I have tell a lot of times to my friends. Because it is true that you usually learn things from every relationship no matter how bad it is. So when someone was telling me this I was saying, yeah I learnt, better to go after guys who do not have parents
  13. Yes so true. So difficult to trust again. I answered my ex few days after that I thanked him for his appreciation but at the same time this doesn't help anything since we cannot be again together. So let's leave the past behind. He said ok, he thanked me, send me kisses and then deleted me for everywhere (Facebook, chat etc). I wonder, is this his way of leaving the past behind?
  14. Hi guys. After almost 6 months of breaking up and one year almost after we started dating my ex rememebered me. He told me that he wanted to thank me and I was the perfect girl for him and I made him really happy and he doesn't believe that he will ever be happier with another girl, but at the same time he cannot be with me cause I remind him of his dark times. So I told him it's ok. Big passions don't last anyway and he told me: no for me it will last forever. Go figure. It was so strange because I didn't even want to refer to our relationship but he was keeping on refering on it. Anyway, my point is that even if they go out of their grief, sometimes they make a bad connection with us and their grief.
  15. GuiltHaunted, on the one hand it is nice that you resumed contact with your ex and she is kind to you and all these stuff. But, to me it seems that you still hold your hopes on and the more you hold your hopes on, the most difficult it is to move on. Yes maybe she will come back, maybe not. Usually girls don't have any problem on being in friendly terms with their exes. I am not against talking, of course, but if I were in your shoes, I will just wouldn't think it as more than a communication. Because imagine after a year (it is already so many months afterwards) and she announces you that she is getting married the guy she is now, you will feel worse. But in any case, as you said, I am always here for thinking the worse case scenario. But since you already know that she is with another guy, who by general admitance, he is not a douche, then things are worse. And think that she was the one who break up with you. Maybe you should have told her that you actually dating someone, to see her reactions
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