So yea this is one fo those what do I do and what is going through my mind and his mine questions.
Two years ago I dated this guy Kyle and we broke up cuz my "best friend" broke up with him behind my back and told some other guy that I would go out with him (I so didnt). Well Kyle, my "best friend", and the guy call me and are all confusing me so I couldnt explain myself. Well now two years later I am still not over the fact that I didnt try to tell him what happened. But lately I have seen him around unlike before. Like I dont know why but randomly the other day he drove down the street next to mine that I was walkin the dog on and then went around the block and passed me again. What is up with that?? Well now I so cant get it out of my head. My friend is friends with Kyle and asked him if he was still mad at me and he just said I dont know. I dont know what to do. I want to talk to him buti dont know how. I dont even know how he feels. He doesnt know anyone that lives by me so what was he doing over here when there is no reason he could be over here! ugh! and he went around the blocj twice! Someone tell me what I am doing so obsessed over him drving by and what i should do cuz all my friends are just too dumb to understand and I dont wanna talk to them about it.
It's possible, that he is feeling the same 'guilt' that you are. That he didn't talk with you about it.
Avoiding him, or ignoring him, won't help you at all. Just go to him, and start a normal conversation.
I know that when my conversations start with my ex, they always lead to what happened, why it happened, how it could've been avoided, and what we didn't say to oneanther.
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