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Move on. She's still hung up on her ex.
I know there is no “perfect” moment but is there such thing as a bad moment
That's weird af. Why doesn't she want you around her friends?
I'm not going to sugar coat this for you; you are being a creep.
She politely let you down multiple times. She tried to set clear boundaries by nicely telling you she didn't want presents. You can tell yourself you were being a good friend all you want, but you and me both know you only did those things because you expected something in return. You don't do that for all your friends, do you? You threw all of it in her face when you didn't get what you wanted.
She made some bad choices, sure, but they are her choices to make. And you know what? A good friend is there when their friend does make bad choices. They aren't there to punish them or cast moral dispersions. Further, you are treating her like she is your girlfriend. She doesn't have to tell you shit. You word it like she betrayed your trust, but it wasn't any of your business. Why the hell would she need to report to you?
Look, I get it. It sucks falling for someone that doesn't feel the same way. It sucks, too, that she probably used you for the attention. But you can't just bother the person until they change their mind because it won't happen. You'll look pathetic and they made their choice. Have some pride and accept it and move on. She is not your girlfriend and she owes you nothing. Learn from this and spend your efforts on someone who is actually interested.
Good man. Either ignore/block her or just say “Hey, I'm no longer interested.” and save yourself. That hurt you, and I'm confident that if you try to just brush it off or pretend it didn't, if you guys got together you'll be starting the foundation of your relationship on insecurity and/or mistrust. You don't want or deserve that. I'm really sorry you went through that, by the way.
Yeah she “blacked out”
If the relationship isn't working, you don't need to stay just because of guilt. Hobbies are healthy, and you deserve them especially as they don't stop you from doing your job or household responsibilities. If there will be a financial impact to her it will be difficult, but again that is not your fault. I'm sure you will give her time to get herself in a good situation to split, but be reasonable and firm about a deadline. Good luck!
It depends. I would absolutely not be cool with my wife just up and leaving for two weeks while I keep everything in the household running alone.