Pyscho ex girlfiend

Hi djnz60 Your ex is not crazy, she is young, sounds to me from your response to the post down there she is young and immature there is a huge difference, a lot of woman mature pretty quick your ex is clearly not one of them, just let her know you moved on simple as that, she may yell at you who cares, she will find someone else, I would not worry , her priorities are all jacked up you don't need someone like that in your life,let her know you moved on if you don't want to be friends and leave it at that.

either sedate her to calm her down, leave her and move on, or go to a couple therapist to get help on ur relationship.

I think avoiding all contact with her and make it very clear that it is over. If she still doesn't get the hint, document her crazy behavior and get a restraining order.

I think it depends on HOW crazy she is. If she is a functioning crazy then you might be able to talk to her. Ask her what you need to do to get her out of your life? Whatever she asks (unless it is harmful, of course), you should attempt to do it or at least compromise with her. Find out how to make an agreement about a situation. If she is REALLY crazy (smashing car windows, showing up places you would be, etc.) I would make it a legal thing. Get a restraining order on her and make sure that you keep up with it. Sometimes, its worth it to get the law involved if you really want her to leave you alone. You don't know what someone could do to you if you allow them to get away with it. Your last option is kind of out there, but sometimes, you just need to move. I'm sorry to say it, but usually the key is "out of sight, out of mind". Move addresses (i know this isnt that easy, it just really depends on HOW CRAZY she is), change your phone numbers, email adresses, and things of that nature. This also may hurt you, but don't talk or hang around your mutual friends as much. This helps because someone won't actually slip and tell her what you are doing or where you are or who you are with. The last two obviously won't make the situation better, but sometimes that is the only way. Some people won't listen to reason or won't compromise, but at least you can say that you tried. But answer these questions to yourself: Was there cheating involved in your break-up? Was there any closure? Does she rely on you for anything? Is it a possibility that she might be pregnant? How long was this relationship? Sometimes, longer relationships are more difficult for someone to just let go of, you might have to invest a lot of time dealing with the break up than you originally thought especially if you were together for a long period of time. Imagine if you were in love with someone for years and all of sudden without warning they don't love you anymore? It would hurt and be very difficult to deal with right? Take your time and figure it out. I hope some of this helps.

That really depends on how the ex is crazy. You can be crazy in many ways. If the ex is some kind of mental sick person, I would go to the police and erase the ex from my phone, facebook, e-mail and so on - if I felt my life was in danger. If the ex is just 'crazy' about me - I would explain that I would not have anything to do with him - and then if he did not get it - I would ignore him totally.