When your ex girlfriend mentions that she still wants to be friends, you will be tempted to follow the following common strategy: “Ok I’ll be her friend and stay on her friend zone for a while, and I’ll slowly make my way back and re-attract her again!”

My Ex Wants To Be Friends but I Don't: I Don't Want To Be Friends with My Ex. But if your ex has told you in clear words that they don’t want contact, or refuses to respond to your texts, messages, emails, phone calls, your ex wants you to leave them alone. When your ex just wants to be friends, it is not necessary a bad thing. After all, he has loved you in the past. Your ex insists it’s them — and not you I don't want to be apart of his life because of what he did. How To Get Your Ex Back If He Wants To Be Friends. Friends haven’t let me in the way you did. Let's recap. I don't think he realized how much it hurt. Reply Link Darren April 10, 2016, 10:53 am So,my ex broke it off.3 years later,she say she still got feelings for me but wants us to be friends,do i stay friends?

But sometimes, people hurt you way too much to be friends. Did your ex say to you "I think it is best if we stopped seeing each other but we can still be friends"? 2. If you play your cards right, it is possible to make him fall in love with you again. The fact that your boyfriend still wants to be friends means he still wants you in his life. Friends don’t know how insane I can be after one too many gin and tonics (well, maybe that’s not true). He hasn't talked to me since February, claiming to be "busy." My other exe dumped me over txt and is asking to be friends. Continuing to contact them just proves you are needy, pushy, disrespectful and annoying. I don’t know your ex, but I also don’t know you. But, what I can do is clue you into some of the reasons your ex may want to be friends. You are sure you want your ex back but at the same time, you are wondering "Should I still be friends with my ex?" I just shun him as he forgets about me. I can’t tell you the exact reason why your ex wants to be friends without that information.