Dated this Scorpio guy for a while and things didn't work out as hoped. The main issue being that he felt he couldn't trust me, and I felt he was too controlling (more than the average Scorpio). Broke up back in June but decided to "try it again" in a more casual way. Terrible mistake. Spent the next two and a half months pinning over him and trying my best to regain his trust, but there was always some set back. He would refuse to "let me go" -so to speak- so I kept going back to him. Then comes September and I explode in jealousy over an incident which ultimately leads him to say he can no longer even try to trust me. I tell him I find it hard to trust him as well and I'm no longer interested in fighting for whatever this "thing" (our relationship) was. I back away but find myself unable to go full no contact -as I still care for him, even if it is a more friendly way.
In my mind, all of the above means we're officially over; as in, we are "exes" and don't owe each other nothing. I am not so sure about him. He keeps being the first to initiate contact, brings me coffee in the morning (work), shares with me his worries, asks about my day, seems to get jealous of random things (like me changing my whatsapp stats) and tells me he "likes me" randomly. I still like this guy so I wouldn't mind being in a fwb relationship with him, but last we spoke about keeping things that way he seemed reluctant to it. I don't want to be overemotional again and insist we talk about "us" -mostly because there is no "us"- but I am also tired of not knowing if I am "allowed" to move on or risk the "sting" that would come from me hanging out with other guys.
How can I approach this -what are we playing?- without being emotionally annoying o hurting his Scorpio ego?
Thanks!
I've done it, albeit it was a very particular situation in which there was no way I could develop feelings for the guy -I just never "connected" with him that way. Honesty played a huge part in allowing it to happen. Will add it was a great experience and ever then I've been longing for that sort of relationship.