A day or so away from the thread, and there are loads of updates!
@UncorrectedDoormat I can deal with harsh :) I see what you're saying, but I'm not sure I agree it's creepy. I admit I am struggling to move on, but honestly the connection right from the start that I felt with her was better than anyone else I've dated. And although we only dated for 3 months, we spoke almost every day for 6 months. I'm trying to move on, but am being honest with my thoughts here as it helps to put it down in writing, and I do value the advice I receive on this thread.
I just have a gut feeling that there is still something there - I've had the same feeling with two exes previously, and in both cases after some time we got back in touch and ended up getting back together. I'm sure I'm not alone in having friends who are happily with partners who they dated, broke up with and then got back together with. People change, situations change and feelings change. And in her case, all along she's said it's nothing to do with her feelings about me, it's purely bad timing and her being unable to deal with anything other than her work stress and depression at the moment. Anyway, I'm trying to focus on other things, and have resisted the temptation to get in touch with her.
@Menora glad you're OK after your car crash - hopefully it's not too much hassle to get everything sorted with insurance.
@dancemom a friend was telling me the same thing, that most of the guys she speaks to on the apps don't commit to meeting. She also said that she she had read some research that suggested 1 in 4 men on the apps are married or in a relationship, and most of these get a kick out of matching and arranging to meet, but don't go through with it. Saying that, I find the same thing with some women - although it does seem to be less common.
@FlowerArranger as a guy, I don't have a problem with waiting to DTD if I like the person, and if they don't want to wait then you know they aren't the right person for you.
@Ant330 this must be so stressful for you - I've been in your shoes before, and it's tough. But you seem to be more on the side of wanting to give it another go. My advice, for what it's worth, is to give it one final try so if it doesn't work out, you know for sure you did everything you could. It seems that you've wanted to try when she hasn't, and vice versa so getting yourself aligned is the key. Then have some great make up sex, and spend some quality time together to build new foundations.
@RedIsWhereItsAt I hope he's not talking about Miss Confusing - I'll be most unimpressed if he is 
As for Miss Haircut, I've decided to stop going on dates with anyone else, and to be honest don't really have the urge to even go on the apps at the moment. I'm not sure where things will go with her long term, but I just don't feel right dating others when I'm sleeping with her. I need to just focus on her, and finding out what she wants as well as deciding what I want.