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writes: When should you stop listen to your heart?... I've fell for someone who I really don't know if was honest with me at least once!... I knew he wasn't giving me what I wanted (a relationship) and I kept seeing him, we were in a relationship for 3 months but lasted as friends with benefits for 1 year and 1/2... I tried to see and date other guys but never felt what i felt with him, it totally sucked! he did a lort of things that made me think twice about giving him a chance, but it always end up in dissapointment... long story short, from the last time we hangout, two weeks later i found out he had and official new gf, he ignored me for 2 days and all of the sudden i see his fb pic with a new girl... he had never done that before, so it totally hit me that it was serious, but I can't help but wonder, when this happened? was he already seeing this girl? or he magicly fall in love in 2 weeks? I mean it could be but knowing as i know him I doubt it... I know it now matter, but I can't help wanting to know how things happened. I didn't deserve an explanation, nothing, it broke and shattered my heart.... and I hate having the feeling that there's more coming... He has always being the one who contacts me first, and I wonder of he would do it again, however, he has ultimately done everything in his power so I can let him go, and I'm doing it, but I hate not having a closure...
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reader, anonymous, writes (25 May 2011): honestly, i would say look closely at things. I'm learning the hard way to let someone go...i'm still debating on it. But follow what YOU feel in your HEAD AND GUT. The heart lies to us at times...sad but true.
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reader, So_Very_Confused +, writes (24 May 2011):
I have a three step approach
what does my head say
what does my heart say
what does my gut say
2 our of three wins
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reader, anonymous, writes (24 May 2011): Who says you should EVER "listen to your heart" when your head is telling you different? That's something that teenagers believe. Experienced adults have learned the hard way not to.
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