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qbanknight

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move on son, show so goddamn pride as a man, and forget her. go forth to your next conquest and make her miss you even more and make her realize what a dumbass mistake she made. but for God's sake don't go back to her, she's psycho
 

The Heik

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Julianking93 said:
As some of you may remember, I had a bit of a relationship problem with a girl I met on Omegle who turned out to live in my city. She was almost perfect but it turned out she was a crazy Jesus freak.

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/18.159245?page=1

Now, I just got a call from her about an hour ago. She was lightly sobbing and apologizing for everything she did and said. She says she's now left all the Jesus stuff behind her, realized she was wrong and now wants me back.


For those of you who remember the original thread and helped me with my last problem, maybe you can help again now.


So, Escapist, what the hell am I going to do?

I had feelings for her and she did for me too, but that one flaw was the big deal breaker for us (including the fact that she became obsessive)

But now she says she's alright and realizes her mistakes. What should I do? Its been over a month since I last saw her so maybe she really isn't crazy anymore.

I'm thinking about just forgetting her and moving on like we did before but I just don't know.
Dude this is seems like a textbook case of an obsessive trying to get back to her focus.

However, you should at least give her the benefit of the doubt. I'd recommend that you offer her a test date or two, in order to see if she's actually kicked the crazy. If you see ANY trends that previously drove you away from her, end the relationship before it gets too serious.
BUT, if she really seems to have realized her mistake, then I hope you have a happy relationship, should you decide to go steady
 

Aesir23

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Give her a chance, but be careful. If she turns into crazy-obsessive-Jesus girl again, get the hell out of there.
 

JayDub147

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I'm really quite surprised at all the "tap that and move on" suggestions (well, this is the internet, so I'm not that surprised, but still). If she is actually that obsessive, that could be a very bad idea, and even if she was nuts, personally I'd feel like shit for doing it.

The best advice I can give you is take it slow, like other people have said. I'd try to keep the relationship on just "friend" terms for a while, but it's understandable if that's not feasible. Not having met her, all I can say is that you should go with your gut. If it starts not working out, it's not working out.
 

SantoUno

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Julianking93 said:
Snip - SantoUno: wow I guessed right before I read this thread
I really think you should perhaps try giving her a chance and hanging out with her to see how she is, I don't think you should right away turn her down or hook up, best to see how "different" she might be now.
 

Markthis

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She seems obsessive just wanting to get back with ya...so if that's still an issue, leave it. Then again I'm a man of variety and revisiting bad (or the potential of bad) experiences just isn't in the cards.

Having religion isn't necessarily a bad thing though. Some of the best people I know are waking up on Sunday to head to services. Forcing beliefs and the "evangelical" stuff can be checked at the door for all I care. If they wanted to win me over to their belief system then they'd have to not act so out of the norm. That's right, Religion...the way to my mind is to stealth your way in there and make it seem like it was in me all along.

Back to the topic, she sounds nice, but attaches easily...which can last a long time. Then again, if you're asking others what they think, it seems like you kinda want it yourself. So ya just gotta weigh your options.
 

Souplex

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So someone who was almost perfect for you with the exception of one flaw has removed that flaw. I fail to see the problem.
 

BlumiereBleck

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1 you should accept the girl for who she is. its not her its u. i may be the only person who may have stood up to you but seriously maybe you should change not her
 

WhamBamSam

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Julianking93 said:
Do the Christian thing and show forgiveness, but bear in mind that forgiveness is different from stupidity. If the crazy comes back, cut your ties for good. I suggest sacrificing a goat.

The whole "giving up Jesus" thing wouldn't be healthy for either of you. Turning aside her Lord and Savior for you will just cement her tendencies toward being clingy and her parents (or whoever it was that made her into a fundie in the first place) will likely try to crucify you. Let her keep her beliefs to an extent, but be clear that she will have to accept that you yourself are much more liberal, perhaps that you even consider some of those beliefs to be morally abhorrent, and that she will have to be okay with that. Who knows, she might become more open minded over time.
 

Mookie_Magnus

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If she's truly changed her ways, then she probably won't mind you testing her. Here's what you do... Be as blasphemous as possible. Anything you can think of that the old her would have hated... Do it.

If she's really reformed, then go nuts. Be glad you have a girl who loves you... Even if she is a bit more crazy than most.

If she hasn't reformed, then you know she was lying to you, and you don't need to be in that relationship.
 

Jaythulhu

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Ehh, I learnt the hard way, don't date ex's. There's a reason they're an ex, and it's doubly painful the second time around.
 

Brad Shepard

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We all have problems, mind you i dont think religion is a problem, let her back into your life, it seems from your posts you still have feelings for her, so you should see where it goes, and if she is the one, you will know, and if not, at least you know. its better to know then to always wonder "what if..."
 

silentsentinel

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Everyone deserves a second chance. If she relapses back into her old ways you'll know that your first decision was a good one and move on with your life. If she really has changed, more power to you.