I’ve been happy with a girl for 3 months, but then she suddenly broke up with me. It happened 2 months ago. Although she seemed very committed to our relationship and said she loves me when we were together, now she says her commitment wasn’t honest, and she never really loved me. After she initially declared she would like to break up, she wasn’t sure, thus we spent two weeks without any communication to let her consider. Then she sent me an e-mail and told me she decided to break up, but she’d like to be friends with me. Then we met to talk it over – at that point I hoped I can convince her to stay with me. Despite she came for an afternoon, she stayed at my home for 3 days. There were occasions when she recited some pleasant memories of our relationship, but she insisted to break up. Because her behavior was kind of mixed, I thought she’s unsure whether she really wants to break up, and I thought it’s a good sign. But some days later, she told she has no doubt that she wants to break up, and she attributed every positive sign she gave me during our meeting to her compulsion to conform, as she says I was pressuring her.
Some days later we met for a day and discussed our relationship thoroughly (as we didn’t really talk it over during our previous meeting). I accepted she really wants to end it, though I confessed I still hope she’ll return. We agreed to continue meeting as friends, though I said I’m unsure whether I’d like to stay friends with her (not because I wouldn’t value her as a friend, but because of my feelings). We kept in touch on chat for a while (though I had to initiate every chat session), but I felt she was rarely passionate about chatting with me, and she refused my proposal for our next meeting. At that point I realized, what I’m doing only pushes her farther from me, thus I thought to start No Contact.
Then something happened what ruined everything. We have a common friend whom I blamed for hurting our relationship by giving her wrong advice and being a proxy between us. I had a talk with this friend about my suspicion. This friend then told it to my ex. My ex then sent me an angry e-mail, which I impulsively replied with an angrier e-mail, which then she topped with an even angrier e-mail. Then I apologized, and now we’re having a peaceful e-mail conversation about our relationship. It turned out, she has grievances she hasn’t told me before. I offered to meet her to talk through her grievances, but now I’m not sure whether it’s a good idea, maybe I should cancel this meeting and start No Contact.
What should I do now? Shall I meet her again for another relationship talk (which would surely not lead to a reunion, but would probably help to understand her feelings better and give an opportunity to explain things)? Wouldn’t it be too much rude to cancel the meeting? Does hanging out with her as friends worsen my chances?
And anyway, do you think there is still hope she’ll return, despite her determination to break up, or is it a lost case? We broke up 2 months ago while our entire relationship lasted for 3 months. It was the first relationship for both of us.
Sorry for the long message. I wanted to keep it short, but I couldn’t make it shorter due to the complexity of our story.