MMMonsterBoy
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By this time last year, my ex and I were on a slop downhill. I could tell his heart wasn't in it, and he was giving subtle hints about not wanting to deal with our distance (90 minutes). We would break up two months later. I was upset at first, but simmered down unexpectedly to myself and my friends. I was riled up again when I found out he was seeing someone two weeks later. I was truly heartbroken, especially as the seemed to be serious. I was under the impression they moved in together as well. Anyhow, they broke up sometime earlier this year..
And now my ex has found his way back into my life. He reached out to me first and insisted we see each other, now that he had a car of his own. Honestly, it was as though nothing ever happened. The chemistry was still there, everything. We've hung a lot, to the point where I think I saw him more than ever before. I told him it was great seeing him so much, and that I appreciated it.
An ongoing tension built up one night while we were out. I asked him if we were a couple, or what? He claimed to hate labels, to which I rolled my eyes. He didn't want to rush either, which threw me off because hours later he said the following: a) His 'ex' didn't mean anything to him, b) if he had a ring, he would definitely propose, and c) suggested we move in together when we're done with school. I let it go, not knowing what to really say.
The next time we see each other, the tension reaches an arguing point. He knows about a guy I hooked up with after we broke up, and I think he is a very jealous (though he won't admit it). So I pandered him about his ex. Then he told me a relationship wasn't something he was interested in at the time, as he wants to be young and make mistakes. I asked him why he was here to begin with, if he knew we wanted two different things. He accused me of dropping the 'L word' first a few months ago, but that wasn't the case...He said it to me first, actually. At this point I was pretty upset and confused. I'm not looking to have children right now or anything, but he was the one implying the biggest and basically said the opposite.
We're fine now and everything, but I am confused. To make it worse, he has changed a lot since we were dating. He's more affectionate and attentive to me, which used to be something I craved from him before. So I know he's growing, but so am I. We're only one year difference (almost two), but I just don't know what he wants.
Am I being too demanding? My issue is not that we won't call me his boyfriend, it is that he chose to come back, knowing how I would feel, and not know what he wants. I guess I just want to know where he is coming from because his words and actions are very conflicting.
Any thoughts? Has anyone been in a similar situation? What did you do!
And now my ex has found his way back into my life. He reached out to me first and insisted we see each other, now that he had a car of his own. Honestly, it was as though nothing ever happened. The chemistry was still there, everything. We've hung a lot, to the point where I think I saw him more than ever before. I told him it was great seeing him so much, and that I appreciated it.
An ongoing tension built up one night while we were out. I asked him if we were a couple, or what? He claimed to hate labels, to which I rolled my eyes. He didn't want to rush either, which threw me off because hours later he said the following: a) His 'ex' didn't mean anything to him, b) if he had a ring, he would definitely propose, and c) suggested we move in together when we're done with school. I let it go, not knowing what to really say.
The next time we see each other, the tension reaches an arguing point. He knows about a guy I hooked up with after we broke up, and I think he is a very jealous (though he won't admit it). So I pandered him about his ex. Then he told me a relationship wasn't something he was interested in at the time, as he wants to be young and make mistakes. I asked him why he was here to begin with, if he knew we wanted two different things. He accused me of dropping the 'L word' first a few months ago, but that wasn't the case...He said it to me first, actually. At this point I was pretty upset and confused. I'm not looking to have children right now or anything, but he was the one implying the biggest and basically said the opposite.
We're fine now and everything, but I am confused. To make it worse, he has changed a lot since we were dating. He's more affectionate and attentive to me, which used to be something I craved from him before. So I know he's growing, but so am I. We're only one year difference (almost two), but I just don't know what he wants.
Am I being too demanding? My issue is not that we won't call me his boyfriend, it is that he chose to come back, knowing how I would feel, and not know what he wants. I guess I just want to know where he is coming from because his words and actions are very conflicting.
Any thoughts? Has anyone been in a similar situation? What did you do!









