Dude, seriously...
She doesn't want what you want, that's not going to magically change any time soon and you're NOT going to be able to change her mind while you're in this state, needy, jealous, making yourself look bad, pushing her away.
The best option here is for your health, man the fuck up and move on.
You're not made for each other, you're not "supposed" to be together, cut ties with stupid thoughts like that, there is no master plan of relationships, put that out of your mind. All that matters here is that the two of you are no longer compatible in a healthy manner as you now both have different wants. It sucks but it happens.
Copy pasted from my blog:
Delete from facebook, hit the gym.(a reddit meme)
This meme is used as advice often but for very good reasons, many people don’t even understand what it’s true meaning is, there’s so much more to it than just the literal interpretation.
What this meme means is to get the person that’s causing you negative feelings out of your life entirely, before negative feelings can go away you first have to remove their source. The best of progress in reducing the pain and suffering of a break up can be destroyed by seeing a single facebook status, email, text message, etc. You have to cut all contact with this person, entirely. You don’t see them, you don’t talk to them. This is the “Delete from Facebook” part of the meme.
When the source has been removed, the best way to start to get rid of these feelings is to put yourself back out there again, as soon as you start talking to and bonding with other potential partners you start to realise that the person you once couldn’t live without is in fact not the only person in the world, there are equals, there are even betters out there. “Hit the gym” implies that you improve yourself but the actual point is of putting yourself out there, the gym part is just an addition of distracting yourself from the pain and improving yourself(in order to get back out there).
Go meet some new guys/girls and you’ll stop dwelling on the one you have lost. The path of dwelling only leads to the loss of every ounce of self esteem you have, and it can completely destroy you like it does thousands of other people, every single day.
I know the concept of seeing other people so quickly may sound like the opposite of the common advice; waiting until you’re ready to move on etc but is in fact the quickest way to escape old feelings.
Think of emotional bonds like a hard drive, when you tell your computer to delete something it doesn’t actually delete it, all it does is mark it as an area that is ok to write new information on top of. In order to remove the bond entirely, you have to start making new bonds, however small they might be. By making new bonds, you effectively overwrite your old ones.
Friends are the best thing in the world in these situations, make sure they’re aware of how you’re feeling(after you’ve done the above) and that you’ve told them you’re going to need their support (and to be distracted) as you move through this. This is equivalent to the distraction part of hitting the gym.
As an extra note in these situations: You have to want this pain to stop in order to move on, you have to commit fully to making this go away. Too many people out there get hung up on some ex and compare new potentials to them, you’re not doing yourself any favours with this. What you’re then doing is comparing new people you have no connection with to someone that you’ve had a deep and loving bond with, it’s madness and you kill any chance you have of finding someone better because you’re already judging them as worse before they’ve even had a chance to prove you wrong.
There will be times that you can’t sleep, there will be agony, you have to slap yourself when thoughts of that person creep in and do something else to stop thinking about it, if you find yourself making any of the above errors, such as judging a new person against an ex, you have to slap yourself and force yourself to stop. You have to want someone else to be better before you can get past your ex.
-RLAJay
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Originally Posted by Y45
ok from the off im gonna have to say one thing... investing your emotions in a girl is a bad idea a very very bad idea. its what makes men turn into mush and the women know this.
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I personally feel this is pretty unhealthy advice to be dishing out, this promotes not having deep connected relationships with people at all and there is nothing wrong with that. If someone wants to have serious long term relationships don't suggest to them that they should or that it's unhealthy, it's not, it just comes with an inevitable painful end, that doesn't mean that the joy and happiness that comes from the deep connection isn't worth it though.
That said, there's also nothing wrong with having non-serious relationships, being promiscuous or being polyamorous. The choice lies with what's right for the emotional health of the individual, some people thrive on monogamy, others thrive on promiscuity, don't tell someone that they shouldn't do either one, it's an individual thing. Provided everyone in a situation knows where they stand and is happy then there is nothing wrong with any of the above types of relationship.