Help I need your opinions!

I was dumped by my ex in our almost 6 months relationship. It's long distance. He lives 4 hours away from me. He told me it wasn't working and there's no way this will ever work. i believe if there's a will, there's always a way. maybe i pester him too much and he said i made him feel bad under the circumstances. It so happened that I had rough day at work and i was being bratty and the next thing he ended things. Should i send him a letter/ email saying and explaining all i want to say so that i'll live knowing i've done what i can to hopefully salvage this? You think this is ok?

Do nothing. Stay silent, i'll bet he calls you after a few days of not hearing from you.

hey thanks for your reply. but it has been no contact for almost 2 weeks now after he ended things. he didn't know i was having a rough day. do you think i should still wait coz i'm afraid he'll forget me already.

if he loves you, he won't forget you in a mere two weeks. long distance is difficult to keep up any consistent connection. you will have many rough days at work, if he's ready to leave after brattiness...then he's not willing to fight in case something larger ever comes up between you all. the best thing to do is stay silent. i say this with lots of compassion. i was not able to do that with my person, and i got a cold email saying we were never going to work out. it broke my heart. i'd rather stayed silent and let my imagination that he would write someday fill in the gaps.

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