Hello! I'm 21, a student. A long time ago (about half a year) I liked a girl who initially played me. I made an awful lot of gestures for her and tried my best to "win" her until she finally gave me a chance. We went out for no more than a month and I realized that this is not the girl I want to be with. I didn't like her character and we quarreled almost constantly, when I told her I wanted to break up she started crying, insulting me and scolding me with whatever she could catch. After 2-3 days he called me to see me for the last time over coffee, I agreed and we went out. She started begging me to try again and when I refused she started crying out loud, and all the people stared at us. And that moment passed, we parted permanently, or so I thought. He keeps calling and writing to me. She comes home and when I asked her to stop she did not, she keeps track of who I see and where I go. I live in a dormitory with two friends and she asked them to tell her about every girl I go out with or take to the dormitory. I don't feel well and I don't know how to get rid of it. I asked her, but she didn't give up, and I don't want to go to the police and the like.
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So. Let's analyze you first - you like something, you make an effort to have it, you succeed, you try it, you don't like it and you throw it away .... Hmm. It's harder for me to analyze. Maybe a woman could understand her better. He seems to like you and cares about you. Maybe it's some kind of pampering who's used to getting what she wants. Either way, it's hard for her to break away from you and start thinking about her own life. You are the person who has decided that he wants to win it. You're the man who decided he didn't want her anymore. But she is human. It is not a subject. I don't understand many of these things, but that's what I see. Maybe you should talk to a friend or roommate of hers? Maybe after you have made an effort to win it, now you should try to get rid of it. But whatever you do, don't completely deny women and don't become gay. I hope I helped.