thanks a lot! I love God more than anyone more than that guy and I need a good community. I am not jealous or something, but I think his gf is a really lucky girl. I thought that he is the one when I met him. all I want is that he will be happy. if he is happy with her, I am more than happy for him
PS I hope that it is a bad joke or something. I just started to pray for us ( a week) and this situation happened. and I could not believe in it.
I'd like to suggest the possibility that if you had just started to pray about it, this might be God's answer. If so God is answering that he isn't the guy for you. The door is closed.
I understand that I do not want any one except him in my life. He is the one. and I will wait for him as long as it takes. I respect him and his relationship right now. I will grow as a christian and in my faith. God will help me somehow I know it.
I hope as time passes and you get past the infatuation this attitude of he's the only one I want will change. Please be careful about making declarations like " I'll wait as long as it takes", especially if you strive to be someone who lives up to your commitments such declarations can make it harder to move on when you're ready to.
But mostly I wanted to tell you a story about acting in a godly manner in a similar situation and what God did.
Back, actually it was back when I was about your age (no matter how much of an old geezer it makes me sound by saying it) there was a group of guys at my church that I hung out with a lot. One of them was just a really great all around guy. The strong silent type, but hardworking, respectful, came from a good stable family, just a really great guy. I developed a crush on him (though I didn't tell anyone about it), and then one night about 6 months after I'd met him, I was hanging out with some of the other guys in the group before a church event and they were talking about how he'd gone to meet this girl a week ago and was already saying he thinks he might want to marry her. Oh and she was going to be coming to church that night. Well I was somewhere between shocked and hurt. Mad at God a bit in a how could you do this to me way. And during the service God just asked me what if she was God's best for him and told me that I had to go meet her and welcome her. I told God in no uncertain terms that he was going to have to change my heart before I would dare even try to do that. He did, and she and I hit it off pretty quickly. At the same time I knew that the only right and decent thing to do was to be friendly but not try to interfere between the two of them, so that's what I did.
A couple months later, I was up at one of my favorite hiking spots. When I parked I saw his truck and immediately thought to myself "OK they're here, but I'm not going to look for them, I'm just going to go do my own thing." I didn't get more than about 3 steps away from my car before they came walking back to the vehicle to get something. We said hi and they insisted that I join them and hang out, so I did. And then I got invited back to his parents' house for supper (I went to church with the family so I already knew them). After that and for about the next 3 months (until I left town to go participate in an overseas program) I was hanging out with them about every other week after church and we became good friends. They did get married. I attended the wedding, and I still say that for me their wedding was the wedding that put the holy in holy matrimony.
Fast forward 8 years since the wedding. I realize how much better suited she is to him than I ever would have been. I realize that I wanted something more than settling down into marriage at that point. I saw them become a couple that was so "spiritual" that it was excessive and would have driven me crazy. And I'm not at all sorry that I never dated him or that things ended up the way they have. His mother is like a second mother to me, I've stayed at his sister's house several times and she is one of my closest and most trusted friends. As for the two of them, I haven't heard from them in several years, but I would still call them friends and I think they would say the same for me. I've been really blessed by that family, and I am quite sure that had I not conducted myself in a Godly manner I wouldn't have those blessings today.
All that to say keep going strong and looking to God. He can bless you through this disappointment more than you ever imagined, but so much depends upon walking out godly character (and that's one thing God is always willing to help you develop more of).