There is a lot of history that is linked with this situation, and so I'll keep it brief. I'm 32 now and met her 5 years ago. We got together and to this day I resonate the most with her, she's pretty much the female version of myself.
About 2 years into things we had to be separated by a vast distance and for me it became torture. So we saw different people, all the while periodically making contact with each other throughout 3 years. Sometimes it would be me reaching out, sometimes her. Even when we were in relationships, we couldn't stop reaching out in some way. It was wrong due to is being in relationships, but it is what it is.
In the last 3 months we have been talking as we used to, we are both single at the moment. I know in my heart I've never felt what I do for her as I have for anybody else. Last week she said to me that I have been the guy who she has felt the deepest things for. The issue is that there is a pandemic currently playing out, so I can't make my way to her again.
So we are keeping in touch in the meantime, but I have everything out in the open with my heart on my sleeve. She keeps changing between being so hot and then so very cold. And example is that last night we stayed up into the early hours talking on the phone for around 3 hours, not once growing bored. We have always had this level of interest and communication throughout the 5 years we've known each other. Then the following day we spoke again but when it comes to texting, she can be silent for 5,6 or so hours. She will also sometimes have 1 line replies and isn't attentive.
I asked her how she feels and why she is being standoffish, she stated that she doesn't want a long distance relationship, she has had a lot of turbulence in her life for the last few years and has recently found stability. She stated that if we could meet in person again then she would be open to things. I totally empathise with this and understand, but I cannot ignore my strong feelings and don't know how to play this hot / behaviour?
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How To React To Her Hot/Cold Nature
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Jimmi101 · 20/06/2020 20:56
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