How can I [28M] convince my ex [25F] what I truly want to be with her?

I don’t want to go into a bunch of details so I’ll give you an abridged version of whole story.

So this past summer my girlfriend went to Europe for a couple of months with her family. I didn’t want to be alone for the summer so I decided to get me a temporary summer girlfriend. I had the full intention of breaking up with her when the summer ended and my girlfriend came back home. I bonded a lot with the summer girl, at first she didn’t come across as someone super interesting or smart. But she was exactly that. I genuinely fell for her. But obviously I was in a a commuted relationship so I had to end it. It was a good breakup and didn’t get ugly or anything.

The messed up part comes when my girlfriend came home and tells me we need to talk. I immediately knew what was coming. She dumped me. She said our time apart was the happiest she had been in a long time. Then she got up and walked away. I was hurt and heartbroken. I decided to reach out to my summer girlfriend and see if she was interested in dating full time. I told her I thought it over and decided that I do want to be with her and that I enjoyed our time together. But she told me she was no longer interested because I am indecisive. How can I prove to her that I want her and care about her and want a real and lasting relationship with her?

TLDR: how can I convince her that I want to be with her



Submitted September 29, 2019 at 11:46PM

I don’t want to go into a bunch of details so I’ll give you an abridged version of whole story.So this past summer my girlfriend went to Europe for a couple of months with her family. I didn’t want to be alone for the summer so I decided to get me a temporary summer girlfriend. I had the full intention of breaking up with her when the summer ended and my girlfriend came back home. I bonded a lot with the summer girl, at first she didn’t come across as someone super interesting or smart. But she was exactly that. I genuinely fell for her. But obviously I was in a a commuted relationship so I had to end it. It was a good breakup and didn’t get ugly or anything.The messed up part comes when my girlfriend came home and tells me we need to talk. I immediately knew what was coming. She dumped me. She said our time apart was the happiest she had been in a long time. Then she got up and walked away. I was hurt and heartbroken. I decided to reach out to my summer girlfriend and see if she was interested in dating full time. I told her I thought it over and decided that I do want to be with her and that I enjoyed our time together. But she told me she was no longer interested because I am indecisive. How can I prove to her that I want her and care about her and want a real and lasting relationship with her?TLDR: how can I convince her that I want to be with her
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