Originally posted by KyleRivera
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Honestly, if she's over you, then there's nothing you can do to get her back - and honestly, why would you want to? Why would you want someone who looked at all you had to offer, all your history together, and went, "No thanks, I'd rather be alone."? You're better than that, and you deserve more. Breakups aren't a democracy, and that sucks a lot of the time, but it is sadly the truth. If one person decides it's over, then the other person doesn't get a vote. If she isn't over you, and for whatever reason is lying baldfaced about being so, then the best thing you can do is give her the space to miss you. Don't talk to her, don't let her talk to you if she makes contact - let her see what it's really like to not have you in her life, while you go about rebuilding your own life and identity as a single person without her. Bonus; independent, happy people are much more attractive than needy people who won't accept a breakup. If it's meant to be again, she will pursue you, and if it isn't, she'll be glad of the space/being absolved of feeling responsible for "being friends" to let you down gently.
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