Ex's birthday coming up
My ex and I broke up after 6 months of dating due to some huge incompatibilities between us: most notably, I think saying faggot is funny while she's gigawoke and hates that shit (it's surprising we lasted this long). We split amicably and she agreed to keep contact, but we haven't texted in a good 3 months. I sent her a message expressing my gratitude for everything about a week post-breakup (she was my first girlfriend), but she never replied. Her birthday is coming is coming up, should I send her a celebration method? On one hand I still care about her and have no shame in expressing that, but I also don't want to potentially ruin her day or anything. I know we agreed to stay in touch, but I feel like her not replying to my message implies she wants me out of the picture entirely. I'm not crashing out over this, I'm just unsure what's the right move.
Real a$s niga 2
8/8/2025, 4:34:29 AM
No.33473701
Saying faggot is not funny in itself, it's simply a tool used to make a point, like op you are a faggot
Being gigawoke is also stupid
The both of you are stupid in your own two ways
Anonymous
8/8/2025, 5:06:15 AM
No.33473796
>>33473816
>>33473697 (OP)
The right move is to just let her come to you if she wants. You've sent her stuff so there's nothing more to it, if she messages then cool, if not then whatever. You're not gonna want a friend who doesn't want to be your friend; it's a highly unpleasant experience.
Anonymous
8/8/2025, 5:13:13 AM
No.33473816
>>33473796
Makes sense, I guess I'll just let it be. I would be a little surprised if she hadn't grown some resentment towards me by now, so I doubt I'll hear from her anytime soon. But that's ok, thanks for the reply.
Anonymous
8/8/2025, 4:58:48 PM
No.33475558
>>33473697 (OP)
I won't read glutton-for-punishment threads.
