So, about 3 months ago, on my friend's stag night, I met a girl who had literally just come out of a 4 year relationship. We hit it off, had a fun night (although she wasn't looking for another man!), swapped numbers and kept in touch. She lives about 200 miles away so it's not like we can see each other all the time. We talked almost every day, and managed to see each other a few times too. Basically we got very close. But, we both knew her situation and never wanted anything complicated to happen. Sadly we fell for each other and when you've just come out of a painful breakup the last thing you want is to go straight into another one. So I agreed to give her space, either to forget about me or to get over the ex. It's killing me every day not to talk to her (I'm not texting or calling, to try to minimise the complication) but I still feel very strongly for her.
So far, it's been a week, which doesn't sound long, but then we've only known each other for about 12 anyway, so it's suddenly a large percentage.
Just wondered if you all think leaving her be is the best thing. The last thing I want is to hound her and scare her off, but do you think she'll ever put the ex behind her and come back to me?
Update:EDIT: She knows how I feel about her; that's part of the complication. Falling for someone so soon after another relationship ended. We both knew this, but guess we met at the wrong time.
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It sounds like you were there for her during the worst part of her breakup, for women that counts for something. It sounds like you fell pretty hard for this girl, and you are doing your best to be a gentleman, but I speak from experience when I tell you that being the good guy will only get you hurt. In this life you have to go after what you want. You need to decide if you are willing to make the sacrifices necessary to be with her first (weigh the costs). If you you think its possible, you need to lay it on the line, nut up, and put your heart out there for her to either accept, or crush. Doesn't sound like a promising solution but I guarantee it's the only one that will get you the girl.
It seems to me that if she were really interested she would have sent you a text or called. Some women are just not going to call a man though. If I were you (because I am impatient), I might send a cute text or e-mail with something light and airy (just to keep your name out there). Good luck
My dear friend,you may succeed if you shift your house in the city where she lives or vice versa!