Your behavior is a common one, I mean as far as not wanting someone until they don't want you. That isn't healthy. When the guy was all about you, you weren't all that interested... of course if someone knows you aren't into them they are going to move on. But now that he's moved on you are like hey, wait... is it the attention he gave you that you missed? Is it knowing you had someone out there into you that you miss? You have to think about why you want him so bad now, when you didn't before... because it doesn't sound like you were interested in him before... so is it just the challange you are after or did you just suddenly realize that you made a mistake in not being more into him? Its probably the former.
Its human nature to be a lil curious about what he may have moved on to... but its extremely unhealthy to actually try and find out, to keep tabs on him and follow his FB and basically stalk him, as you said. Putting so much focus on him is leaving you closed off to other people that may be more suited to you potentially enter your life.
He's probably cold to you as a defense mechanism to keep himself from catching feelings for you again as he knows or at least thinks thats not how you feel about him. Give him his space. He offered to be friends, leave it at that for a while. Be polite and cordial, but don't overstep and try to push the friendship into awkwardness. "lets just be friends' is usually... lets not hate each other... but it generally doesn't mean lets go hang out every day like best buds.
For most people they need a little distance from a relationship that ended before their feelings settle down and they can be anything close to friends without any resentment or romantic notions. Try to focus on yourself and what you want in this life in the same way you were doing before he told you it wasn't working out. Busy yourself with other things and don't follow up on what he is doing any more. You don't want to be that person.




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