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#1 clyde46
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hey OT

Heres the deal. At the start of this month, I got ditched by my girlfriend claiming she couldnt take the long distance. I later found out that she was getting close to someone in her cla-ss This made me very sad then angry, but now I'm starting to push her out of my life.

It was all going well untill I get a text from a friend asking me if I was going to her campout. Now I knew for a fact that my ex would be there so I tried to side step it. I then get a text later on that evening from this friend that she has spoken to my ex and I find out that my ex also wants me to go to "talk" to me.

This has made me rage as she hasnt bothered to speak to since she dumped me over text, but I'm dont want to dissapoint my friend as it is her 18th birthday.

I dont know what to do.

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#2 McJugga
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I'd just ask her what she wants beforehand.
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#3 aaronmullan
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Just go. What do you have to lose?
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#4 clyde46
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Just go. What do you have to lose?aaronmullan
Well, I'm trying to push my ex completely out of my life. I want nothing more to do with her but I also dont want to dissapoint me friend.
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#5 jrnhanie0310
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since its your friends 18th birthday.. i personally would go.. and if you don't feel like talking to your ex, then just avoid her.. seeing as she dumped you through text and hasn't talked to you since, i'd just hang out with other friends

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#6 XanderKage
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Revenge sex. Can't go wrong with revenge sex.

Chances are (from what I understand from your post) you got dumped because she wanted some other guy, he rejected her, and now she's running back to you. In which case DO NOT take her back. But if that "talk" is about something else... Well, you might want to listen.

and PS - You probably shouldn't listen to my advise...:P Wait for some more...

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#7 xhellcatx
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Go to the party. If your ex is there and tries anything, just tell her to please respectively leave you alone, because it is not the time, nor place to start a massive fight. Explain to her that you are over her, and would wish not to speak with her anymore, because its just not pleasant.
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#8 Gaming-Planet
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You don't go anywhere if you run away. Go to the b-day thing and move on with your life. Your ex- won't be mentially there.

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#10 foxhound_fox
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I personally wouldn't go, but its up to you. Just remember to remain the bigger person and stay respectful and calm.

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#11 shinian
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Revenge sex. Can't go wrong with revenge sex.

XanderKage

STD begs to differ:P

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#12 Colin1192
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just go and enjoy yourself and if the ex wants tp talk you tell her this is not the time or place, if she wants to talk tell her to call you after and then block her calls

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#13 clyde46
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Revenge sex. Can't go wrong with revenge sex.

Chances are (from what I understand from your post) you got dumped because she wanted some other guy, he rejected her, and now she's running back to you. In which case DO NOT take her back. But if that "talk" is about something else... Well, you might want to listen.

and PS - You probably shouldn't listen to my advise...:P Wait for some more...

XanderKage
I sure as hell dont want to take her back. She hardly used to contact me anyway. Reguard the guy she's been getting close to, I heard from some of her cla-ssmates that she was getting close to him but he has a girlfriend. When she was in New York, it was brought it up, she got mad and told everyone she would never cheat on me and then refused to talk about it. A week later, I get chucked.
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#14 clyde46
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[QUOTE="XanderKage"]

Revenge sex. Can't go wrong with revenge sex.

shinian

STD begs to differ:P

Condoms are good :P
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[QUOTE="aaronmullan"]Just go. What do you have to lose?clyde46
Well, I'm trying to push my ex completely out of my life. I want nothing more to do with her but I also dont want to dissapoint me friend.

keep your dignity. go for your friend, and don't talk to the ex unless she approaches you and it seems serious.
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#16 clyde46
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There is problem with trying to avoid her. Theres only about 5-6 people going so its impossible for me to avoid her.

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#17 deactivated-5c37d3adcd094
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There is problem with trying to avoid her. Theres only about 5-6 people going so its impossible for me to avoid her.

clyde46
In that case, go and completely ignore her. Pretend she's not even there. It will make her feel like ****.
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#18 mike_me
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hey OT

Heres the deal. At the start of this month, I got ditched by my girlfriend claiming she couldnt take the long distance. I later found out that she was getting close to someone in her cla-ss This made me very sad then angry, but now I'm starting to push her out of my life.

It was all going well untill I get a text from a friend asking me if I was going to her campout. Now I knew for a fact that my ex would be there so I tried to side step it. I then get a text later on that evening from this friend that she has spoken to my ex and I find out that my ex also wants me to go to "talk" to me.

This has made me rage as she hasnt bothered to speak to since she dumped me over text, but I'm dont want to dissapoint my friend as it is her 18th birthday.

I dont know what to do.

clyde46
I am in a long distance relationship too. At one point my girl actually fell in love with a guy at her school as we were going out, as well as some other incidents... but I try to just forget about them. If you can forgive her, then talk to her about it calmly, get back with her 100%, and maybe beat up that other guy, lol. If you cannot forgive her... then, that's the downside of long distance relationships and I can't offer much help there, sorry man. But I feel for you. And I can relate to this.
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#19 clyde46
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[QUOTE="clyde46"]

hey OT

Heres the deal. At the start of this month, I got ditched by my girlfriend claiming she couldnt take the long distance. I later found out that she was getting close to someone in her cla-ss This made me very sad then angry, but now I'm starting to push her out of my life.

It was all going well untill I get a text from a friend asking me if I was going to her campout. Now I knew for a fact that my ex would be there so I tried to side step it. I then get a text later on that evening from this friend that she has spoken to my ex and I find out that my ex also wants me to go to "talk" to me.

This has made me rage as she hasnt bothered to speak to since she dumped me over text, but I'm dont want to dissapoint my friend as it is her 18th birthday.

I dont know what to do.

mike_me

I am in a long distance relationship too. At one point my girl actually fell in love with a guy at her school as we were going out, as well as some other incidents... but I try to just forget about them. If you can forgive her, then talk to her about it calmly, get back with her 100%, and maybe beat up that other guy, lol. If you cannot forgive her... then, that's the downside of long distance relationships and I can't offer much help there, sorry man. But I feel for you. And I can relate to this.

Hardly any contact when we were going out, I can forgive. What I cant forgive is that she has accused me of bothering her friends about her. I spend a lot of money on her over the 11 months then she chucks me over text message. Thats what I cant forgive.

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#20 hokies1313
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Go, it sounds like it might be a fun time regardless of the relationship issues you are currently experiencing. It might also be good to talk to your ex instead of just completely pushing her away.
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#21 clyde46
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[QUOTE="clyde46"]

There is problem with trying to avoid her. Theres only about 5-6 people going so its impossible for me to avoid her.

kamikaze_pigmy
In that case, go and completely ignore her. Pretend she's not even there. It will make her feel like ****.

Thats very hard for me to do when she's sitting right across from me.
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#22 clyde46
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[QUOTE="hokies1313"]Go, it sounds like it might be a fun time regardless of the relationship issues you are currently experiencing. It might also be good to talk to your ex instead of just completely pushing her away.

Thing is, I want to push her away. I want nothing to do with her anymore. When I was with her, it was me doing all the running around. She called me in the entire 11 months 5-6 times. It was me calling her all the time. I used to tell her to contact me more and she didnt. I dont want that anymore.
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#23 hokies1313
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Well then just go and ignore her. I don't think you should just miss out on a possible good time just because she's there. I mean, you can't just avoid every place she might be. Though, as I said, it might make things better if you actually /do/ talk to her instead of just ignoring her. In fact, if you talk with her it's possible you may end up with a situation where you don't have to worry about seeing her anymore.
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#24 pis3rch
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Only go if you think you can avoid the BS and the drama. If you go and end up arguing with her the entire time it won't be fun for anyone, including that 18 yr old friend. I say just go, and if the ex tries to bring up the breakup in conversation just ignore it and say you'd rather talk about at another time. Camping is supposed to be fun, so just go and have a good time and if she tries to ruin it just ignore her.
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#25 clyde46
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Well then just go and ignore her. I don't think you should just miss out on a possible good time just because she's there. I mean, you can't just avoid every place she might be. Though, as I said, it might make things better if you actually /do/ talk to her instead of just ignoring her. In fact, if you talk with her it's possible you may end up with a situation where you don't have to worry about seeing her anymore.hokies1313
The excuse she gave me was she hated the long distance, but not once did she make the effort to come see me. I'm at uni in Southampton while she's back home 5 hours away. I wouldnt have any trouble not seeing her anymore. It was always me going back to see her.
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#26 hokies1313
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The excuse she gave me was she hated the long distance, but not once did she make the effort to come see me. I'm at uni in Southampton while she's back home 5 hours away. I wouldnt have any trouble not seeing her anymore. It was always me going back to see her.clyde46
Ah, I see. If you honestly think you can't enjoy it if she is around then don't go. However, you're still letting her dictate what you do and don't do and honestly I don't see that as something you should be striving for. I think you should go just to show that you are over her and want to take control of your own life.
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[QUOTE="clyde46"]The excuse she gave me was she hated the long distance, but not once did she make the effort to come see me. I'm at uni in Southampton while she's back home 5 hours away. I wouldnt have any trouble not seeing her anymore. It was always me going back to see her.hokies1313
Ah, I see. If you honestly think you can't enjoy it if she is around then don't go. However, you're still letting her dictate what you do and don't do and honestly I don't see that as something you should be striving for. I think you should go just to show that you are over her and want to take control of your own life.

Having been seeking advice from other places as well, have said pretty much what you said. If I go, I'll leave around 12ish.
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#28 hokies1313
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Hope you do enjoy it, if you do go.
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just go and don't talk to her. and if she tries to suck up to you, tell her you don't want contact with her and you're only there for your friend.
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#31 -AlbertC
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go and then hook up with your friend. This will make your ex jealous, make your friend happy, and give you an excuse for not getting your friend a present.

It works in all ways

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#32 MrLions
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Quit raging and go....

And if she wants to talk and talk and tell her if you want/dont want to start things going again.

A girl/man should never have to block your fun. :|

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#33 Bardock47
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Here s what you do. You go, I partially understand where you're coming from,so if she wants to talk, talk and then just stay away from her and act civilized and try not to let her presence ruin your friends 18th. Dont let your ex ruin the evening and create drama. Just put up with your as long as you can stay on the other side of punch bowl of you know what i mean. Just plan out minimal contact and if you bump into each other dont freak.

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#34 Bardock47
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just go and don't talk to her. and if she tries to suck up to you, tell her you don't want contact with her and you're only there for your friend.XilePrincess
Oh and this alot of this.

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#35 MarkyyR
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Id say go, Why not? Go to a camp out maybe get some closure on your ex. (or maybe if you want get back with her) or stay home. Pretty easy choice IMO.