Does he want his ex back? I’m flying out to spend Valentine’s Day with him now


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  • #842910
    Cappygyal

    Does he want his ex back? I’m flying out to be with him for VDAY tomorrow..

    I (27/f) met a guy (30) a few months ago through my cousin. My cousin went to school with him and they became best friends, like brother and sister actually. Anyways, I moved back to my hometown about 2 months ago and started hanging out my cousin again. We all hung out as a group and I developed an interest in this guy. We eventually exchanged numbers. My cousin found out and warned me that he had just gotten out of a serious relationship. I asked for more details (how long ago, length of the relationship, etc.)

    So the backstory – he was with her for almost 2 years, she was his first very serious adult relationship, he wanted to marry her. They broke up in October but officially stopped talking in December – they had planned for him to spend Xmas with her family. Apparently, he was kind of being jackass towards the end of the relationship and so she said that either they go to couples counseling or he could walk. He told her he wasn’t going to go. So she just told him “okay” then left. They haven’t talked since (December).

    As I mentioned he and my cousin are like brother and sister so they hang out quite a bit and he confides in her. My cousin told me that he watches her stories every single time she posts. He liked a post 2 weeks ago that said, “the person you’re stressing over, well they’re f*cking someone else, let it go.” Or just a few days ago, “don’t lose your mind over someone who doesn’t mind losing you.” My cousin also told me that it was the ex’s mom’s birthday on the 31st, well he texted the mom happy birthday. My cousin noted that he and the mom weren’t extremely close. Got along, but not close.

    He was out a few days ago and got some free merchandise (beenie hats) from a law firm that happened to be the ex’s name. He posted a story saying “oh I got free merchandise from *insert law firm/ex’s name”. My cousin thought he did this on purpose to get her attention, I however just thought it was coincidence and he wanted to show off the free merchandise. Two nights ago he posted a meme that said, “Are you gorilla glue because I can’t can’t get my mind off of you” then with the letters/caption [b]MED[/b] under the post. My cousin said the ex’s full name is (changed for post), Mary Elizabeth Donaldson – the ex’s initials are [b]MED.[/b] Is that just coincidence?

    So after my cousin told me all of this I confided in my best friend. My best friend said she believes he still wants to be with his ex. I disagree, if he still wanted to be with her he wouldn’t forming other relationships with women, aka me. I do, however, still think he’s just grieving the relationship. You can still care about someone and not still want to be with him (why he told her no to counseling) and I’m flying out now to spend the Valentine’s Day weekend with him. If I’m with him this weekend it clearly means he doesn’t want her back, IMO.

    So does he still want to be with his ex?

    #842911
    Cappygyal

    I meant *flying out to be with him TODAY

    #842914
    Raven

    You’ve posted about this before & were warned…

    Who is paying for the plane ticket?

    #842924
    Em

    Raven,

    Serious question- would it matter if he paid?

    #842925
    Raven

    Yes… If ‘Cappygyal’ is paying, she’s chasing…

    #842926
    Em

    Hmm I see. I feel like she’s still chasing because he didn’t go out to see her. Either you flip it he posted about missing his ex two days before OP is supposed to be there. That’s why I was asking if it mattered if he paid or not.

    #842931
    Raven

    You’re right ‘Em’ She still is…
    She should stop & bring a pizza along with her.

    #842932
    Newbie

    Clearly none of our earlier responses have made any impact on you so why post again?

    #842937
    cupcake

    How often are you going to post this? You got plenty of responses on your last post…which you chose to ignore apparently.
    Nothing has changed.

    Yes he wants his ex back. Yes you are a rebound. Even if he were only “grieving” the relationship and doesn’t want his ex back…you are still a rebound. But since that is not what you want to hear…just do what you want to do

    #842940
    Cappygyal

    Cupcake,

    I didn’t see that it had posted earlier…..

    #842961
    Newbie

    Rosanna, you didnt notice you posted the exact same post before, got responses to it, forgot all about it, didnt check and posted again? I suggest you take a look then, just scroll a little bit down. I can find it, so im sure you can too. If you would just used that threat for an update thats fine. But we had so many cases if the exact same question so its clear any advice is lost on them. Its annoying

    #842962
    Raven

    You posted as Rosanna
    In, Does he want his ex back?

    #842965
    Kim

    You’re the rebound girl sweetheart. You’ve posted about this before.It might be harsh to hear but it’s the truth. If my husband sent some ex a meme saying I can’t keep my eyes of you I’d pack up and leave. There’s no room for 3 people in a relationship. Have some self-respect. If you want more than a short fling from this man get out before getting to attached. Don’t settle for less than you deserve.

    #843033
    cupcake

    You didn’t see that you posted the same thing under a different name two days ago and got plenty of responses? Ok

    It doesn’t matter really. Post it a hundred times. Answers will still be the same.

    You are chasing a guy who is not over his ex and not looking for a relationship. He is of course open to some company from a girl that throws herself at him.

    Beats being alone for Valentines and no recently dumped guy says no to an effortless bootycall (literally FLOWN to his doorstep).

    So all the best

    #843064
    Cappygyal

    Cupcake,

    Why are you saying that I’m “throwing” myself at him? Just because I flew into town?

    #843086
    Tallspicy

    Did you pay for the ticket? Why is he not visiting you? And you never added it was long distance before. Throwing yourself at a man is: when a man tells you he is newly single, if a man is not escalating in words and actions and you fill in the gaps for him, if a man did not agree to go to therapy with a woman he claimed to loveiif a man is long distance and not coming to you or paying for your tickets, if a man is not your boyfriend and you initiate contact and activities, when you ignore learning about how he still engages with his ex and the family of the ex, when you say he is building a relationship with you … are you are not explicitly exclusive.

    Seeing him Valentine’s Day weekend literally means nothing with exclusivity and no involvement with the ex in any way or emotionally.

    But hey, you do you. But stop asking for advise when you clearly are charging ahead.

    #843087
    Tallspicy

    Men can spend a lot of time with a woman whose company he enjoys but it means nothing without consistence, exclusivity and declared intent. And that is doubly true with long distance. It is a bad sign you need to come to him and he has never come to you.

    #843135
    ANM Staff
    Keymaster

    Cappygyal, you are also posting as Em in this same thread, pretending to be a different person. That’s not cool, don’t do that. It’s disrespectful to play games like that.

    Please do not post in these forums anymore.

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