Almost 3 years ago, I dated this one lady for almost 2 months. It went well, and I thought at the time I was gonna be with her for a while. She then ends that with me, saying she didn't feel the magic or the pull. We have remained friends and dated other people since then, although with me, she's the last person I have gone on more than 1 date with. She's had more success than I have, but she also dated some pretty bad guys. Fast forward to a few weeks ago, during that time, I thought I was over her, and I thought about it a lot one night, and I realized I still thought a lot about when I dated her, where I could've done better, and even when I was about to date some other lady, I'd think to myself, "She had her chance." Since I constantly thought that, it made me realize that I'm not entirely over her. I wanted to be, but at the same time, I felt like we had something really good going then. Before anyone comments saying, "Dude, move on", I don't think it's that easy for me. I tried dating other people and moving on. I got ghosted by 2 women, had a huge disagreement/misunderstanding (long story) with another one, and a few others that it just didn't click, either on my end or theirs. I haven't had that same great feeling since this woman. I trust her completely, and I knew that even if she wasn't interested, she wouldn't judge me. I was right about that part after telling her. She says maybe, and might be open to trying it again, but it was after she had a nasty breakup. I wasn't trying to rebound, it was just bad timing. She knew all about this, and went on another date yesterday, she got ghosted right afterwards. I am in belief that means she doesn't want to date me again. I didn't directly say it like that to her, but, in her words, "I'm not completely not wanting something to happen with you, but it's not the same fire magic I've had with some people (most of which were no good)." More details below as I'm almost out of room here.
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She also says she's grateful I told her that I'm not entirely over her and am open to trying it again, as I made her feel important and wanted after that nasty breakup she had with some other guy. I'm glad I at least could do that. But since she was willing to go on a date with some other guy and not one she already knows, it seems to me like she'd rather remain friends. And I did tell her that I'm fine remaining friends if she'd prefer that.
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I'm not trying to control her, and I want her to be happy, whether it's with me, some other guy, or even just remaining single.
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