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Wait wait wait... what did actually happen between you, that made her say you have changed/ she can't be with you etc.?

Both, in the long run.

Personally, I'd pick someone older over someone my age. Of course, it depends on all kind of personal-factors. I'd go out with someone who's 10 years older; my last ex was 12 years older than me.

I think it'd be weird to get horny BECAUSE of doing normal stuff, hah.

Sometimes, some posts go beyond the limits of normal, so I can't stop suspecting it's a troll job - but if the OP is serious, he should see a specialist. I'm sure (s)he will notice something's wrong....

Most probably, if everything fails, she will stop talking to you (she'll feel uncomfortable knowing that you weren't able to move on).

If I were you, I would wait a bit more to see how this situation will evolve, because her behaviour is a bit ambiguous. On one side, she might be interested in you, and because she's now in college...

I read everything because it got more and more interesting & ridiculous. Please leave this girl alone - you definitely have some mental issues. I don't even want to imagine what you've thought while...

I believe she has some issues. A normal girl/ woman wouldn't check her partner's FB while he's sleeping - that's really wrong. She doesn't trust you enough and she doesn't seem willing to tell you...

I don't know why, but I think this guy is actually looking for excuses to end the relationship. Indeed, one of the reasons may be the fact that he has low self esteem & personal problems. You could...

me too *sigh*

I tend to believe they're right and these girls are not that interested. But - while you talk to them, do you exchange pics? Do they know exactly who you are? Probably I'd ask for someone's FB too,...

That's how I see trust too - I'd trust my partners have enough common sense and enough decency to tell me when something's going wrong.

I think this is a normal phase in everyone's life (when you feel that nothing is working as it should and you're overwhelmed). You'll see that some problems will go away in time, and their importance...

I think there's a big difference between being "obsessive-jealous" and jealous with reasons. There are women who suffer from this irrational jealousy and they are suspicious about everything their...

wasn't she a troll?

Nope, I don't think that's unusual; I'm the same and I've never thought it's something weird. Probably it will temper down in time.

Considering that she's a grown-up too, how was she able to believe all those (supposed) threats? Isn't that a bit puerile?

I believe too that this isn't just a break, it's a break-up but she doesn't want to confront you, so she's running away and using the excuse with "oh, I need some time, I need some space, blah blah,...

Why do you care about what your ex is doing, if you have a new boyfriend? People change, so do tastes. If I were you, I wouldn't read too much into his behaviour. I don't see anything wrong in the...

*gives a virtual hug*
Probably letting go to the emotional side of all these 7 years is the hardest thing to do, but eventually it has to happen. Her story seems flawed, and as MerryH said, Amy...

*drools*
Cum is lovely!

They're exploring virgin territories :>

*agrees*
I assume all of you are pretty young - so this "suicide exaggeration" isn't that uncommon. Asking advice from a counselor is a good idea - it should help him going through this situation,...

Oh wow, aren't you a bit fanatic? If something is not your cup of tea, that's completely understandable - but it doesn't mean others can't have a different opinion/ approach/ interpretation.