[Defeat]

Honestly, it sounds like you're into her more than she is into you. She might be using you as a buffer until she can find someone else.

This most likely.

I don't think so, she did get pretty dramatic and sad when I told her I didn't see it going anywhere and I'm the one who broke it off.

[DarkMuse]

I agree completely.  It's really not the pictures that pissed me off, it's just the hypocrisy that came with it.  I was instantly critiqued for not making it super obvious we were a couple the first picture I put up and it's silly.  The first month was great, but it only went downhill slowly afterwards

Something has happened along the way- from the first point of your relationship, to where It stands today, hence she's disinterested.

A relationship Is a joint commitment, that Is, a bond between the two. It shouldn't require "effort" on your part to try and attract Interest from your partner. She's either attached/attracted, or she's not. If It's the latter, then be It as It may and get on with your life by seeking a partner who can reciprocate equally.

Honestly, it sounds like you're into her more than she is into you. She might be using you as a buffer until she can find someone else.

This most likely.

I don't think so, she did get pretty dramatic and sad when I told her I didn't see it going anywhere and I'm the one who broke it off.

As did mine. Nobody like rejection. Give it a month and watch what happens.

[Defeat]

I agree completely.  It's really not the pictures that pissed me off, it's just the hypocrisy that came with it.  I was instantly critiqued for not making it super obvious we were a couple the first picture I put up and it's silly.  The first month was great, but it only went downhill slowly afterwards

Something has happened along the way- from the first point of your relationship, to where It stands today, hence she's disinterested.

A relationship Is a joint commitment, that Is, a bond between the two. It shouldn't require "effort" on your part to try and attract Interest from your partner. She's either attached/attracted, or she's not. If It's the latter, then be It as It may and get on with your life by seeking a partner who can reciprocate equally.

This most likely.

I don't think so, she did get pretty dramatic and sad when I told her I didn't see it going anywhere and I'm the one who broke it off.

As did mine. Nobody like rejection. Give it a month and watch what happens.

Fair enough, I viewed her snap a few days ago, looks like she's having fun lol. Makes two of us.

[d0ntjump]

Drop her lol. I was in a relationship like that once. Honestly, it sounds like you're into her more than she is into you. She might be using you as a buffer until she can find someone else.

I know that may seem harsh but if she's acting like you say she is, it's not worth it. I would keep an eye on her, catch any lies, etc. Don't get fucked over, there's plenty of females out there and one rotten apple will only make you neurotic and insecure.

I 2nd this advice. Don't invest all your energy into someone who doesn't return the same effort. Good luck tho bro.

[mothered]

I viewed her snap a few days ago, looks like she's having fun lol.  Makes two of us.

Now that the relationship has been terminated (you did the right thing), It should remain that way, meaning don't bother checking out her social media and other forms of accessible activity.

Whatever she does, good luck. It has no bearing on you nor your emotions. It's now "your turn" to start fresh and find someone worthy of commitment.