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I have started to date, a consequence of going out, having fun, and being open to meeting other women. I feel this is the most helpful thing you can do after a break up to occupy your mind but it has been two months since I split with my ex. She initiated the break up and doesn’t call me as much now two months after the split but when we first split I went right into NC. She started calling me on a weekly basis, sometimes even more often, no more than a week after the split. Three weeks after we broke up she wanted to see me before she left to visit her family abroad. She said she wanted to talk when she returned and sure enough when she got back she called me again wanting to know how I’m doing (We went three weeks without talking to each other). She spent a lot of that conversation talking about the guys pursuing her in an obvious attempt to make me jealous, a trap I didn’t fall for. I’ve played it by the book since the beginning and at first I thought I just might be able to pull it off and get her back because there were a lot of things pointing to reconciliation. However, now I feel the contrary is true. I can feel her pulling back, an impression I received when we met for the second time since our break recently and I’ve stuck to my game plan. She’s not as warm to me like the first time we met after the break where our parting hug was so long and drawn out she didn’t want to let go of me. Sometimes you can do everything right but it won’t make a difference you just have to move on.

Dr. George Karanastasis Says: February 8th, 2011 at 4:43 pm @Movin: Regarding this, “I’ve played it by the book since the beginning and at first I thought I just might be able to pull it off and get her back because there were a lot of things pointing to reconciliation. However, now I feel the contrary is true. I can feel her pulling back, an impression I received when we met for the second time since our break recently and I’ve stuck to my game plan.”

What exactly is your game plan?

Movin Says: February 8th, 2011 at 5:55 pm