
Reaffirm that you still want this relationship to continue. Express how terrible you feel about what you said. Understand that she can still feel a little crabby at you even after the 3 days. Consider bringing her flowers or taking her out to dinner at the end of the 3 days. Remind her that she is still your world. If you play your cards right, this should be nothing more than a temporary bruise on an otherwise beautiful relationship
I know how to do it and I know the series of decisions that led me to that place. In that moment I lost control but I now know the 10 things that happened first that are much easier to control. She’s finding every reason possible we aren’t compatible and it’s led her to an entire state of doubt. What do I do?
Respond to her!! She wants to talk to you!! (Unless you think it’s better for yourself). Also, you don’t know if she can trust you. That’s a gamble you’ll have to take. There is still the very real chance that this is the end of your relationship. It’s not the likeliest outcome, but it’s enough to not ignore n
Then that's up to her. I think a serious conversation has to take place between you two and you need to be willing to listen to what she has to say. You can't control her response but you can control your own. If after all that she decides to leave that's her decision and you need to respect it and see this as a learning experience
I mean that's up to her. If she really feels like this scared her or crossed a serious line or showed something underlying with you that she simply can't get over then no she probably isn't the love of your life and you two may not ultimately be compatible if that's the case. I get what you're saying but also if that's her decision you can't force her to stay with you. All you can do is show genuine remorse and that you have learned from your actions and are committed to not repeating it
Just because she didn't get a chance to hear you out doesn't mean that everything she said is no longer valid. It sounds like you really hurt her and she wanted to organize her thoughts. That can still be true even if you do apologize. She may be more open to trying again after hearing you out but that doesn't change what you did
Ok now ur annoying me. We told you to be honest and apologize and change your behavior. That's literally all you can do is show remorse and that you care. If she decides that she can't get over this well damn that sucks but you NEED to respect her decisions as an adult and move on if that's what she wants