Hi confusedbloke
I'm just sending you a message of support.

[... .] My choice not to.
It looks like you're putting yourself out there, taking some risks, observing behaviour of an inebriated woman--generally having a good time. I like that you're conscious of choice with that situation's end.
Why did you feel it was a weak couple of days for you?
The next day I went on a stag do and it got very boozy. I woke up on the Sunday feeling very hungover and missing my ex (booze is a depressant!).
So I stupidly texted her again. "Hi <her name> just thought Id say hello. Hope your ok".
Missing an ex from time to time, especially in the period following a breakup is quite normal--I think.
If you're missing someone, and you're used to some level of affection in return for attention; and I'm curious as to your thoughts here--is it stupid to text that person?

It was quite nice to chat. I then texted her to ask if she wants to go for a drink as on the phone she said she had no plans.
[... .]
And I havent heard from her since. And thats the best thing.
It seems you've had some conflicting thoughts here.
I guess I just need a bit of support and would like to know your views on distraction... .any thoughts?
A distraction is something that prevents a person from focusing on something else. Sometimes distractions are useful, sometimes not so much--to me. If something is a persistent issue, it will often be at the back of my mind until I've faced it or gone to work on it in some way. It doesn't have to be a practical solution, but some kind of work such that I've reached a level of satisfaction with it. Often when I leave it for too long, it starts to make me more anxious. Dealing with it may involve confronting it on my own and figuring out what I want out of it so that I'm satisfied that I've done my best with whatever it is that's bothering me. What are your thoughts on distraction?
