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03-01-08, 03:54 PM #12
Re: advice
Thanks for everyone's input. I made the choice to end it because i pretty much realized i love her, as a friend. I would do anything for her, but the actual seriousness of the relationship just kinda slipped away. We had worked through so many problems, but with every fight came up "why dont you just end it" (she was the only one to say it) and i pretty much just realized that i would be alone and then try to work things out because i didnt want to be alone. Further i kind of realized (in a drunken state) that i was just waiting for a convenient time to end this for both of us so it would be as easy as possible. I realized that there is no convenient time for something like this. I did think i was in love at one point but that just slipped away gradually.
again thanks for all your input....see ya cats around
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03-02-08, 09:43 AM #16
Re: advice
I have recently discovered that there are 2 kinds of happy. There is being content and being completely happy. Content you can live with and probably be happy for the most part but completely happy is a WHOLE new kind of happy that you don't even realize exist.
I was content and somewhat happy in my marriage for 7 years and then I realized that we really don't have anything in common but our son and that we can still put his interest first and not be together. It's still hard some days but overall I think I made the right decision. I have had a small taste of the completely happy and I can't even describe how nice it feels to sit next to someone and feel that kind of peace.
I think you should just cut your losses and yes it will suck. It always does but after a month or 2 things will level out. When I left I only took a few important things like my PC and clothes and a few electronics that she never used anyway. I left everything else. Flat screen tvs and all. I didn't want my son to see the house any different than before I left and it has all been worth it. I still see him everyday and he hasn't had too much of a change in lifestyle.
With that said you should definitely get out before kids come into the picture. That is a whole different story. Hopefully everything will be very civil like my situation. All we want is our son happy. Good luck.
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01-20-11, 05:33 PM #17
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"I don't care about his ban
I'm glad he's gone."
Rude. again.
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Original Content:I don't care about his ban
I'm glad he's gone.
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01-21-11, 03:17 AM #18
This one I dun give a shit about. It's not flaming, per se and, honestly, if THIS was the reason behind him getting himself banned I wouldn't be surprised (regardless of what BS he fed you, TP).
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01-21-11, 09:38 AM #19
I dunno. I found the guy as much a douche as everyone else, but he seemed pretty genuine when I spoke to him about it. Whatever the situation though, rules are rules, and insulting a banned member is still insulting a member and is still against the rules.
As far as this particular post goes, I agree. It's an opinion + it's not insulting + it's in the GD thread = it's fine.
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