<p>I broke up with my ex 2 months ago, but we’re getting closer again. I feel somewhat terrible because he thinks something might be happening (just a feeling), but the truth is that I’m not in love with him anymore, nor do I love him even. He knows that I’ve stopped dating, and I think he takes this as a sign that I want to get back together with him, but the real reason is that I don’t want to create any new relationships before college. I hope I’m wrong in how I’m reading him but in the event that he asks me out again, I want to be able to say “I don’t love you anymore” without seriously hurting his feelings. Is there a mild way of communicating that message?</p>
<p>just let him down easy. Tell him not to get the wrong idea by what happened and that you don’t think that a relationship before college is in your, or his, best interest.</p>
<p>I would just freakin’ blurt it out and then apologize for ever thinking that I loved the person in the first place. True love doesn’t die, and love is such an overused word that I even find a mule’s butt more attractive than a stupid naive couple.</p>
<p>kafka 89, i see your point now
(and did you have to prove your point like that? couldn’t you say “in love with your sister” why mother…that’s just gross, and so is my example, bot not as gross as yours)so just leave the Edipus coplex out of this thread. </p>
<p>oh, and psycho paroxysm,
you make a very interesting comparison. A mule’s a$$ may be more attractive, but have you ever had your head in one?? just kidding…I saw that in a movie last night. Gross!!</p>