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How can I get her to fall in love with me again?

She told me she loves me but not in love with me. That was a few years ago,she stated she did not know what she wanted.
She could not make up her mind, so I moved out to give her space. I ask if there was anyone else, she told me no and she was not interested in anyone else. but I have found out she has been reaching out too other men from the start. She also told me when I found later that she and the male friend almost slept together and that she could not go through with it. He was taking advantage of her vulnerability. She had drifted so far from me,I no longer knew her, physically,mentally an intimately. I could do nothing right in her eyes, I though it was the menopause,it was all about me,me,me, like I never existed in her life in the previous seven years.
So much has happen that we lost track of the causes of our orginal problems. It's me not you she said, you have done nothing wrong. I have no answers for the pain we both have endured, which plays havoc with my mind.
I still love her, and I would love to find a way to get her to fall in love with me.

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Madge
MadgeSingle,patient,princpal&Sweet
Posted February 22, 2010

If she dont knw what she wants,u wont make her happy if ul b 2gether.So just move on with other plans.

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Posted February 11, 2010

Don't just let this go, talk to her about how she feels, and about what she hopes to get out of your relationship. spend time with her. make sure she knows that shes loved.
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Dawson McKay
Dawson McKayStarting OverBest friends first.
Posted January 28, 2010

Nothin' you can do, brutha-man. Let her go. Truth is, she was gone a long time ago. And it's probably true that you did nothing wrong, she just discovered somewhere along the way that the two of you weren't a match.

Let go and move on...

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adrian
adrianPatient, Supportive, Passionate, Special
Posted January 28, 2010

Honestly, it's best to let this ship sail. She sounds sporadic and unstable. It honestly sounds like she's bi-polar or something. There's no way you can even think about pursuing a relationship with her until she gets professional help (sees a therapist). She doesn't know what she wants and appears to be a roller coaster of emotions. You can't make her fall in love with you, act a certain way, or do anything else you want her to. You have no control over her or her actions. You have to accept the situation and her for what it is and it's clearly not somewhere you want to be. Don't focus on "how can I change her" but rather "she's not the one for you" and move on.

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