She knows the most likely end result is it’s over. She doesn’t truly know it’s over or not. I could think of a million possibilities that could be the real situation. A family member died. Stress at work. Some other kind of drama in his life that distracted him and made him take a step back from her for no reason that has to do with her. The point is…when there is no closure, you’re going on probabilities. To be smart, and protect yourself, it’s better to just cut and run anytime the odds are looking bad. But this also results in some missed opportunities for the situations that could have been salvaged. With closure you know for sure and this makes it easier to move on. Like or Dislike: Thumb up 2 Thumb down 0 Reply Amy says: May 1, 2011 at 7:11 pm https://bit.ly/3WBqLh7 https://bit.ly/47KRQDz https://bit.ly/4oScaK5 https://bit.ly/3WZtmlf https://bit.ly/3WFCriN https://bit.ly/3JjijQD https://bit.ly/4nHygOB https://bit.ly/47VHSAu https://bit.ly/4qIhMZ9 https://bit.ly/4nIvpF0 https://bit.ly/3LmIiHq https://bit.ly/43T91BA https://bit.ly/3WBqQ4p https://bit.ly/4oTeUXK https://bit.ly/47CpdZ5 https://bit.ly/47ZsmUg https://bit.ly/48ZQMy1 https://bit.ly/4oVywdP https://bit.ly/47BNqig