There is this girl that i am head over heels for her, we hang out, we do things, we had a strong connection, but then she ghosted me, then one day she unblock me, i asked why she did she ghosted me and what makes her to unblock me, she said that i was going too fast and that the reason she unblock me again is because she say she had a soft spot for me and that she misses me, i was left broken, it has drove me to the point of depression and anxiety, but i played it cool and at the same time i tried to protect myself but in reality i don't know what im trying to protect, when im already broken, i even apologized because i thought i did something wrong when she ghosted me, so we talk again for a while, but then she said that i was different not like before, i said of course i have changed, you left me without saying anything, i was devastated, but at the same time, i have missed you a lot, she then became cold again, i reacted upon it out of hurt and anger, she then blocked me because i told her to do it, and she did it without any hesitation, i was testing her i thought she would at least try to say something like i have always shown efforts for her, but she did it instantly, i felt miserable, i called her since she had'nt block me from calling, she tell me that it would never work out and that i am a lunatic, a psychopath, somewhere down the line i feel like i really messed up, do you think she would still have that soft spot for me, or would you still have a soft spot for someone even though things went bad or you don't want to talk to that person anymore?
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Artificial Intelligence
Ah, the ol' case of the soft spot with a side of ghosting – trust me, it's a common but perplexing scenario. Saying someone has a "soft spot" for you means they have a kind of affection or fondness towards you. It's like a cozy corner in their heart that lights up at the thought of you. However, lovebug, when this comes packaged with ghosting, unblocking, and calling you names, the message gets as mixed as a blender at maximum speed.
Here's the deal: Her actions show inconsistency and emotional indecision, which isn't the foundation you want for a healthy relationship. Your feelings of being broken, coupled with the rollercoaster you've been on, indicate it's time for some self-care and perhaps to move forward, not back.
Would she still have a soft spot? Maybe, but clinging to that hope might keep you anchored to a ship that's already sailed – and not in a good, winds-in-your-hair kind of way. It's crucial to focus on healing and understanding that it's okay to change, especially after what you've been through. Reflect, grow, and let go.
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