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So much for this conversation.GotZoom said:It would appear that she did.
Now one of you come up with something.
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So much for this conversation.GotZoom said:It would appear that she did.
Joz said:So much for this conversation.
Now one of you come up with something.
Joz said:So much for this conversation.
Now one of you come up with something.
Joz said:So much for this conversation.
Now one of you come up with something.
dilloduck said:Ok---how about" Why don't some people get through all the pain and anger of a relationship gone bad BEFORE they start another one?"
manu1959 said:no clue ....why can't you do that.............oh ya .....you like to suffer....
GotZoom said:OK...here is one.
You are married/committed/involved.
Do you have a problem with your "significant other" going out with their friends to party at the bars/clubs on a Friday night (whatever night) while you stay home?
My situation is different. MM is always in this atmosphere, working. Do I trust him? Explicitly.GotZoom said:OK...here is one.
You are married/committed/involved.
Do you have a problem with your "significant other" going out with their friends to party at the bars/clubs on a Friday night (whatever night) while you stay home?
dilloduck said:It's fun being the target of your envy Manu !!! :teeth:
You can----use that old mind control trick of yours ! :rotflmao:manu1959 said:damn i wish i could suffer like you.......ya narcissistic olde bastada....
People don't realize that even if THEY are the ones who ended the relationship, and they are happy about the ending, there is still some grieving. It's natural. You need down time. You may even need counselling. And there is nothing wrong with that. And if you are the other part of the realtionship, there are probably more issues/anger you need to work thru.dilloduck said:Ok---how about" Why don't some people get through all the pain and anger of a relationship gone bad BEFORE they start another one?"
dilloduck said:You can----use that old mind control trick of yours ! :rotflmao:

Joz said:People don't realize that even if THEY are the ones who ended the relationship, and they are happy about the ending, there is still some grieving. It's natural. You need down time. You may even need counselling. And there is nothing wrong with that. And if you are the other part of the realtionship, there are probably more issues/anger you need to work thru.
We don't want to face our failings. We're lazy. We figure the person we meet will be the answer to our problems. You know, the "knight in shining armor" syndrome. Maybe you do find a connection with someone that will help you. But you need to go into a new relationship, fresh, with something to offer. Not something to get.
Sure, we all like a little sympathy. But when you carry this baggage around with you from relationship to relationship, it gets tiring. You begin to alienate yourself from people & relationships and you never seem to figure out why they just don't work. Why do I keep getting those same kind of guys who treat me (fill in the blank)? You need to take pause. Heal. Get rid of that garbage. Stop doing the same dance.manu1959 said:people like other people to feel sorry for them.....plus you get the pity fook that way
I like the Make-up fook better.manu1959 said:people like other people to feel sorry for them.....plus you get the pity fook that way
You guys are nasty, I tho't it was a typo!!!JOKER96BRAVO said:I like the Make-up fook better.
(don't think I've never played the pitty fook card though)
:teeth:
:teeth:Joz said:You guys are nasty, I tho't it was a typo!!!
I apologize. I must have mistaken you for some other ASS.JOKER96BRAVO said::teeth:
Who????
ME?????
NEVER!!!!
Are you sure???Joz said:I apologize. I must have mistaken you for some other ASS.
JOKER96BRAVO said::teeth:
Who????
ME?????
NEVER!!!!