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Old 12.02.2007, 02:07 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by girlgun
have you ever had to do it? why?

i'm going to have to. it's making me old. it's making me feel bad. he always tears me down and (no exaggerating) has probably said a total of 5 nice things to me in 3 years. i usually write it off because he's emotionally immature and a bit like dealing with a child sometimes, but it's taking it's toll.

gg, this is funny to me in a way that i cant express with words-- oh twisted brain, please let it be clear.

anyway

my question then is-- if he's immature---what was the original attraction?
and isn't it hard enough for you having to steer already a husband and a child and make them eat with knifes and forks? why do you need a 3rd burden?

anyway, this friend of mine (a woman) recently "broke up" with another friend (another woman) because after i dont know how many years (20? they know each other from childhood) she realized the other friend was a royal bitch, a cunt of galactic scale, a toxic jackass. quite a bit of drama. i heard it all. anyway, tough titties, but good riddance.

i usually just stop calling people.
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