Few quick thoughts
- Women are different than men. Once they push that switch and ''get over'' you, it's VERY difficult and unlikely they will regain those feelings towards you. Women are very specific about the differences:
LOVING YOU vs BEING IN LOVE WITH YOU
Guys are more likely to 'settle' and stay with a girl that is fun (or here at the time) even though you are not truly head and shoulders in love with her. Girls want to be moving in a direction OR they will seek a replacement. Remember there are countless guys daily promising and influencing girls. In a way you are already behind the 8 ball because you already broke up.
- If you didn't have a child together I'd say cut your loses and move on
- If you truly love her then whether she hooked up with someone else during your off and on break shouldn't matter. Silverblk Mystix makes a great point in this regard
- If you want to get back together you have to COMPLETELY wipe the slate clean and that means forgetting and moving past any and everything from the past. You almost have to act like you are strangers and a brand new couple. This is WAY easier said than done and usually what ends up dooming a relationships 2nd effort.
Because ultimately a relationship is a two-way street so even if you are the perfect BF, there is no guaranteeing it will work. It is also important you stand your ground. Your post implies that you realize you are pressuring her and it's back firing. You can't force the relationship so it's key you move past any guilt & regret you hold on yourself. Will you be able to hold her accountable like you would a regular chick OR will you bend & try and compensate because you ed up in the past and feel bad for her?
Overall the general rule on relationship breakups is you should avoid contact for half the time you dated. So roughly 5 years, you guys should have gone separate ways for 1-2 years and worked on yourselves. Then you get back in contact and she will be excited about the new you and possibilty of the new couple.
But you did the whole off/on, going on a break and so on route. This usually does not work. Because you've basically gone through a slow and steady 1,2 year relationship death. It's difficult to regain the raw emotion when you've been in constant contact.
Remember there is a thin line between love and hate. When you go through a slow relationship death like that, your emotions towards each other are slowly dying. She probably views you now as a burden and responsibility. You are not the escape and exciting/fun person that another guy can be to her.
If not for the kid I'd say you are VERY unlikely to get back together and have a worthwhile relationship but I think she is willing to give you another chance.

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wannabe pornstar ? I can see you know what you're talking about.
