My ex and I hung out yesterday. Simped over her while we were together and then thought about it and called her an hour later.
Letting her know that I'm trying to become a better man and apologized for how I acted but she never once apologized or even made an attempt to be a better woman, and she must not truly have loved me bc she waited 5 days after I let her know I got out of the hospital to visit her, and that she's playing games. That's her issue, should've never told her I wouldn't abandon her or she can call me or come over.
But I feel like I at least kept it nice and I think she kinda felt that ether bc the whole time she had felt shed had me wrapped around her finger.
The weird thing was once we met up I was happy and in shape in a cut off shirt and she wanted me to put a sweater on, we're at my apartment and at a cafe and she's acting like I'm hers still staring chicks down, paying for my coffee. Trying to show intimacy but pulling away.
I've been meditating, bc I did discover I do need to work on my anger. But I'm like man I'm over here growing and becoming more of a man, wait till I get back to work and get a check, and you just seem so bitter and angry and miserable that we broke up and you're the one that broke up with me.
I still got love for her, but she's not growing up and she's not coming correct and I'm the best man that she's had, a dude that would actually get her to pray. Intelligent classy athletic and caring and hardworking and clean with morals.
So I'm not hitting that, bird brained bytch up no mo.
Don't go back. Stay strong. We've all go soft spots for exes. I had an ex that broke my heart. She came back 4 years later to 'check in' on me basically. She was now a single mom of two kids, working on her PhD (good for her) but obviously feeling low value in the dating market. She admitted that she checked up on me on FB, looked at videos of me doing cool stuff, etc. She saw my life was good after our break up.
Point is we were going in two separate directions. We met at a certain point but that is no more. Move on and find someone you're better with. I get it though...we all romanticize our exes in one form or another.

