Ex and i broke up 2 months ago...she txted me just now and i dunno what to do?

Question

i broke up with my ex gf 2 months ago and i thought i was moving on but she txtd me just a few minutes ago saying she misses me n stuff and why i havent called her and shes sorry and so on....i thought i was moving on but i dunno i feel really weird inside like it hit me really hard when i saw it we dated for 1.5 years....is that normal to feel like that or whats going on with me because i have no idea

Answer 1

DUMP HER. She says why you haven't called...you broke up. You don't need to call her. Unless you really want to get back together with her do it, but if she's just being needy, forget about it.

Answer 2

of course its normal. You will probably always have feelings for her.....

Answer 3

Completely normal. Some questions you might ask yourself before dating again.

-Is the reason you broke up in the first place extremely important

-If it is important how do you know if it will have changed this time around?

Also, there is a large difference in dating and being a couple, remember that.

Good luck!

~SDangeR

Answer 4

I think she is finding it hard to move on after the relationship.

You need to decide if you are going to ignore it and continue moving on or talk it out with her. Texting is properly her way of contacting you with as little personal contact, it is easy to send a text. It is always hard to move on from a relationship and I think she is very confused to what she wants.  

Answer 5

You still have feelings for her and that's normal,but if she not good for you.Don't let that get in your way,because she text you.

Answer 6

it hurts huh.  wouldnt it be nicer to have your arms around her instead?

Answer 7

I had a similar situation with an ex, and if those feelings can definitely come out of nowhere. Before going full on with her or completely disregarding her, you need to assess how you truly feel. Are you lonely and just want someone? It is completely normal to have those feelings but don't make the mistake of jumping right back into something that you got out of for a reason.