It's kind of peculiar how people will expect that their deep feelings of love will just disappear the moment that a relationship dissolves. You know better than that. When you really feel that way about someone, it does not just go away. It lingers. It's still there and you know it. You know it because of the way that you feel when you hear her name. You know it because of the way that you feel when you hear her favorite song come on the radio. You even know it when you see her walking by and it feels like your heart is breaking.

How do you tell a woman you still love her when she is the one who ended the relationship with you?

fortalex: It's kind of peculiar how people will expect that their deep feelings of love will just disappear the moment that a relationship dissolves. You know better than that. When you really feel that way about someone, it does not just go away. It lingers. It's still there and you know it. You know it because of the way that you feel when you hear her name. You know it because of the way that you feel when you hear her favorite song come on the radio. You even know it when you see her walking by and it feels like your heart is breaking.

How do you tell a woman you still love her when she is the one who ended the relationship with you?

YOU SHOULDNT!!!!!!
you should instead get back on your feet and move on with your life. what is telling this woman (that you still love her) going to achieve? why dont you instead focus on MOVING ON with your life? would you really want someone to feel sorry for you like that? what else than sorry do you think that person would feel?