MrBigDick
Retired Moderator, PEGym Hero
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That right there is your biggest weakness, thinking you "know her too well" as in "I know her too well and I can tell you for a fact that she wouldn't x, y & z...". I can tell you from my own experience; I went through it enough times to learn from it. When it comes to all the ins & outs of breaking up, truth is that you NEVER really know anyone "too well". No one breaks up simply because they just "wanna be alone". A good, solid, happy relationship is NOT something we just turn away from like that, simply because we "wanna be alone for a while". People get out of relationships because they are not happy with that relationship. Human beings are social animals, and by that it is clearly understood that we thrive best while in good company. Any human that has the choice of being in a positive, nurturing, loving relationship, will ALWAYS choose that over being alone. We only see it best being alone when the company we've been keeping is not conducive to our most innate, best interests, such as feeling truly respected, cared for and loved.
Another thing you gotta understand when it comes to women and breaking up, is that they don't just pull the plug out of haste. When a woman hands you your walking papers, you better believe it when I tell you that she's been putting it all together for quite a while. When she finally hands you that pink slip, it's nothing more than a formal serving of what's been slowly cooking up inside her heart for quite some time.
I can tell you that W.M.P. is spot on with his advice here. Especially the bit about when she breaks it off with you, she's been mulling it over and sitting on it for weeks, possibly months BEFORE she finally gives you your pink slip. Case and point, my ex gf. We were together 15 months.........the sex was nonstop and nothing short of sensational. In the beginning, she would cook for me and do little things for me and then as time went by and I was there all the time (despite the fact that I actually helped what I could with money for groceries and cleaned the house for her), she began to feel "obligated" to cooking for me and taking care of me and flexing to my schedule as I did with hers. She DID NOT like that at all. After 25 long years of her being emotionally abused by her asshole ex husband and catering to his demanding fancies as well as that of her two sons, by the time she got divorced, she had had enough and vowed that she would never again allow herself to be put in that situation every again. Fast forward to me entering the picture, I reminded her too much of what she came from (except for the fact that I treated her with nothing but the utmost respect, love and affection). So, 2 weeks before Christmas, we had a fight, she got pissed at me and accused me of not being her friend. That pretty much was the straw that broke the camel's back and things just weren't the same after that.
My point to that was that I KNOW for a fact she had been contemplating that move for sometime prior to things actually falling apart. She just didn't want to be obligated to me, my kids or my schedule. All that she was concerned about was her schedule.........period. Now, she's alone with nobody to talk to but her 21 year old utterly dependent son............hahahahahahhaha.

