Yeah, I know it's an old thread..... But, I'm going thru this right now with someone I was involved with over long distance and very strenuating circumstances (long story). We met a couple times for total of about 5 weeks visiting time, but we first started talking over 5 months ago, chatting on AIM and webcam and stuff all the time until last month. We've both been very stressed through it all because of the circumstances, and when she visited me for the month, she started having second thoughts about everything. Basically she got 'confused' and is now trying to figure herself out and doesn't want a relationship, so we are to be just friends. The hardest part about it is how strong my feelings are for her, and never having chance at normal relationship where we didn't have to worry about anyone else or the distance between us.
So now I'm trying to deal with it. I keep making the mistake of thinking of her as 'my girl', and some things I'd ask her make her uncomfortable and/or get upset. I guess I got pretty bad about it too and now I'm cut off from communication with her and can only wait for her to contact me.
I wish 'keeping busy' helped, but even doing construction work, I often find myself zoning out trying to think of how I can let go for now and just be friend in hopes we may have our chance down the road. Or, if we can even have that chance now with the way I was acting and pushed her away. Should I just give up on us ever having chance, even though so many things between us seemed as a sign that we were 'meant to meet'?
I've stayed friends with most of my ex's, even have ex's who said they wished we were back together, but always has been after having normal relationship where live close and go out regularly, or lived together. This situation with never having had chance at normal relationship is I think what's making it so hard on me, as I've gone through quite an ordeal in the wait for us to be together, which was going to finally be at end of this month, and is now an unknown.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.