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How do you let go of someone youy love but don't want to be in a relationship with you. Instead she wants to see you sometimes In Dating Asked by Anthony Age : 51 3 Answers Anthony 559 Views 1 month ago Resolved Vote 4 Tweet Email to Friends Add to Favorites Question Badge Use this wwuask.com question badge in blogs, websites, forums. Copy and paste the HTML below:

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I'm a current victim just like you and while its easy for someone to gave advise, it's practically difficult to let go. I'm trying all sort of things, decrease phone calls, shorten extended conversations, etc, etc, of which none is seemingly working at this point. So my other alternative would be to open myself more to invitations to go on dates with other people and gradually through conversation you'll see personality differences, that is the time you start declining yourself from them and the one that remains it the one for you. BEST OF LUCK. Answered by TepAge : 32 1 month ago Edit Delete Vote 0 Answered by Tep 1 month ago
This girl is trying to tell you,"dude lets take it to the friend zone". she dont want to hurt your feelings. She is trying to say, its ok to see someone. or maybe there is something thats hampering her from getting too serious with you. Try to figure out which of the of 2 cases applies to u. And good luck Answered by RoseAge : 22 1 month ago Edit Delete Vote 0 Answered by Rose 1 month ago
The key to your question is how to let go of someone. You shoild not feel that you possess or hold someone captive in a relationship. She is trying to be honest with you about her feelings. You should allow yourself to meet other people and be open to others new relationships. Don't be bitter but be greatful to honesty. We've all have had it happen. Answered by WomanAge : 37 1 month ago Edit Delete Vote 1 Posted by:LadyDee Age : 31 Date Added : Nov 13, 2009 Vote 1 It's hard to let go when your feelings for another person are strong... I've been there. Give her the space she is indiscreetly asking for. Perhaps she’s just confused as to what her feelings are for you and distance would give her an opportunity to see things from another point of view. “If you love someone, set them free. If they come back they're yours; if they don't they never were.” ~Richard Bach~ Answered by Woman 1 month ago

I'm a current victim just like you and while its easy for someone to gave advise, it's practically difficult to let go. I'm trying all sort of things, decrease phone calls, shorten extended conversations, etc, etc, of which none is seemingly working at this point. So my other alternative would be to open myself more to invitations to go on dates with other people and gradually through conversation you'll see personality differences, that is the time you start declining yourself from them and the one that remains it the one for you. BEST OF LUCK.

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This girl is trying to tell you,"dude lets take it to the friend zone". she dont want to hurt your feelings.
She is trying to say, its ok to see someone.
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maybe there is something thats hampering her from getting too serious with you. Try to figure out which of the of 2 cases applies to u. And good luck

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The key to your question is how to let go of someone. You shoild not feel that you possess or hold someone captive in a relationship. She is trying to be honest with you about her feelings. You should allow yourself to meet other people and be open to others new relationships. Don't be bitter but be greatful to honesty. We've all have had it happen.

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Posted by:LadyDee Age : 31 Date Added : Nov 13, 2009 Vote 1

It's hard to let go when your feelings for another person are strong... I've been there. Give her the space she is indiscreetly asking for. Perhaps she’s just confused as to what her feelings are for you and distance would give her an opportunity to see things from another point of view.

“If you love someone, set them free. If they come back they're yours; if they don't they never were.” ~Richard Bach~

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