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#21 Kip'n'Srin

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 12:38 PM

Painful for the dumper! Did she cry? Only cos she realised too late that she wanted you. chinky chinky Chill out and go for a drive!

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 12:40 PM

thumbsup suspect he will.. my ..ahem.. experienced head says.. STAY AWAY.. leave it be mate.. many emotions there still... "you got dumped" her "oh what if's.." to much.. nah... ..just shag her this weekend and call it even thumbsup

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 12:48 PM

thumbsup suspect he will..

my ..ahem.. experienced head says.. STAY AWAY.. leave it be mate..

many emotions there still... "you got dumped" her "oh what if's.." to much.. nah...

..just shag her this weekend and call it even thumbsup

have you seen the weather? like i need an excuse for a pootle! ;) thumbsup

i don't feel bad about her dumping me, sure i did, but i've come further without her than i would have done with her..... doing architecture at uni should come with a blanket social life ban, there's too much work involved!

having said that though she is a completely different person to me, one of the reasons we got on so well is because she was a relaxing influence.

i'll sort out seeing her at some point and then let it go the way it will, let's face it i can't control how HER mind works! :rolleyes:

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 12:49 PM

Be very careful. Ant you sound emotionally lost and grasping at old branches ain't going to help. Hopefully you cleared up how both of you felt after you last split but that can really only lead to a re-analysis of the event, leading to perhaps the concept that you are and have always been those starcrossed lovers.... unfinished business and all that. Did something similar, even though 5 years had passed, Sara and I met again, I got butterflies seeing her and all that stuff - and started going out - even though we had changed as people, within weeks we were still playing the same old sh*t games that we did when we first went out. We regressed to what our relationship was, not to what it could have been. yet another painful spiteful split. My parting line was "The next time I want to impale my heart on a spike, I'll pick a spike with better legs and less child-like breasts" :blink: (I knew where to mentally kick her). Sounds like you will meet up with her again, you will shag her and you will go out with her for a while. If only to exorcise that ghost. It's summer, hopefully this will be a warm one and just hope you can find 120 miles of decent roads for when you go-a-calling. :rolleyes: mart

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 12:52 PM

i knew the person i'd meet would pretty much be a stranger who just bore a resemblance to the girl i was engaged to, but i guess i was just intrigued.

Now that is somthing I can understand but in my case it was best left in my imagination, Kates changed as much as I have since then.

never thought that the silence i'd used to protect myself would lead to her questioning whether i'd ever loved her etc.

ding

i'll just see how things go, at the mo i'm just glad we're friends again. i know, that sounds 

That's the way I'd like things to turn out too but as a friendship its going to be pretty f*cking awkward.
seriously thinking about objecting to my next job now but at the same time....

If she's anything like me (fat chance) then the relationship she's in is going to be hard to give up on as much as she'd want to, and she'll stay where she is.
But why walk in a marked minefield just because you don't know if they work?

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 12:55 PM

I agree with Mart ^^^^^^ sounds like the curse of friendsreunited :unsure:

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 01:14 PM

If she's anything like me (fat chance) then the relationship she's in is going to be hard to give up on as much as she'd want to, and she'll stay where she is.


Cupid, you are a bloke right? poof

Imagine what's going through her head. Sounds like Ant wasn't giving her enough attention (she sounds high maintainence m8), she took this as he didn't care, tried to force his hand, they split. His silence allowed her to convince herself that she didn't love him but he was deeply wounded. But now the cat is out of the bag and it was just because they failed to communicate at the time that he was so deeply hurt.

What do you think is going through her head now that she knows she 'was the one' that hurt him the most. He probably has had an equally painful impact on her emotional development.

I'm afraid the touch paper has been lit, she will be doing a lot of 'What ifs' in her head now, the current bloke stands no chance. And of course, as Ant has a VX, she's easily going to dump her current boring boyfriend and drop her knickers for old times sake. B)

See, I can do CAD consultancy and work at the Samaritans :D

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 01:17 PM

But why walk in a marked minefield just because you don't know if they work?

:lol: like it.

i think over the next couple of weeks (i'm not free until the 11th of june weekendwise) i can feel out how we get on as people.

having had her cheat on me to try to get my attention when we were seeing each other means that i know how it could feel to be in her current boyfs shoes, should anything happen.

i just guess that aside from where our lack of communication led, if i'd been with her for three years i wouldn't still be saying "things will happen in their own time!"

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 01:21 PM

Cupid, you are a bloke right? poof

:blink: :o :lol: :lol:

:unsure: Obviously wired up a little different to you lot though :unsure:

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 01:26 PM

Obviously wired up a little different to you lot though


With this Kate story, does that make you a Lesbian? :o :D

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 01:28 PM

Obviously wired up a little different to you lot though


With this Kate story, does that make you a Lesbian? :o :D

oi stop hijacking my thread with your perverted fantasies!

on the other hand if anyone does want to talk about lesbians! ;)

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 01:32 PM

she still looks stunning (like she did at twenty)

I think a pic might help us offer better informed advice.






/reaches for kleenex in anticipation.

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 01:33 PM

oh! Hadn't realised I'd actually typed Kate. [/mental note] don't change job to proof reader [mental note] Names Andrew take what you will from that :P I've kind of given up on that perfect love crap - it never works out right and hurts like hell. And the novelty sleeping with everything that moves wore off after awhile. god your right :o - I sound like a poof.

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 01:34 PM

she still looks stunning (like she did at twenty)

I think a pic might help us offer better informed advice.






/reaches for kleenex in anticipation.



edit: sorry, my post was inappropriate. so i self moderated!

Edited by AntB, 25 May 2005 - 01:42 PM.


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Posted 25 May 2005 - 01:35 PM

Ask her and see if a ghost is laid to rest or not
Don't ask and always wonder

Where's the 'easy shag and walk away' option? :rolleyes:

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 01:52 PM

Sorry, I thought we had sorted you out, you will do what you will do Ant. i wonder if she will ring you first? If she cheated on you, I say no way. High maintainence, insecure and uncomunicative = disaster in my books. Sara was exactly that, she thought I'd lost interested so started seeing someone else - warped woman-logic in my books. Those three personal traits don't just fcuk off over time, then you can add too that a layer of guilt to really confuse things, meanwhile you like the idea of a safe harbour. Now where was I? Ah yes.. two 16 year old lesbian sisters.... :D

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 02:04 PM

the cheating at the time added up to pretty much nothing, a kiss, followed by a phone call to say she liked the guy, followed by a description of the aforementioned to me. when i found out that it involved a short tubby bloke called 'vince' i said, if that's what she wanted i couldn't help her, she'd made her choice so to speak, so strictly speaking i dumped her, it backfired on her didn't it? i'll email her the update of my life of the last five years, mum dying etc etc., then leave the rest to fate. i'll talk to her, i tried to give her the impression that this was stirring the feelings up that i thought had gone, but cocked it up. all in it's own time i guess. edit: my previous experience of the same tactic by another girl should have showed me that it was a smokescreen to another problem, my mistake i forced her to 'stand her ground' on her mistake, therefore reinforcing what was a stupid mistake, that's what broke us up.

Edited by AntB, 25 May 2005 - 02:10 PM.


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Posted 25 May 2005 - 02:16 PM

Ah, like your call. I would have done the same back then prob too, although probably with greater wit :rolleyes: I wouldn't lay it on too thick m8. It won't take a rocket scientist to work out you have some emotional issues to work through. She didn't study rocket science did she? :P You can catch up over a period of time, not in a diatribe. If it could wait 5 years it can wait a few weeks. I'd pescribe having some fun, rather than a straight wallow. While writing everything down is cathartic, leave some for face to face. At least you can see from her reactions how she's taking it all. An email is indirect. good luck mart

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 02:25 PM

I wouldn't lay it on too thick m8. You can catch up over a period of time, not in a diatribe. If it could wait 5 years it can wait a few weeks.

thumbsup I'd agree with that much.

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 02:26 PM

Ah, like your call. I would have done the same back then prob too, although probably with greater wit :rolleyes:

I wouldn't lay it on too thick m8. It won't take a rocket scientist to work out you have some emotional issues to work through. She didn't study rocket science did she? :P You can catch up over a period of time, not in a diatribe. If it could wait 5 years it can wait a few weeks.

I'd pescribe having some fun, rather than a straight wallow. While writing everything down is cathartic, leave some for face to face. At least you can see from her reactions how she's taking it all. An email is indirect.

good luck

mart

trust me i've worked most of my issues through, with professional help.

as far as wallowing goes, if i were that desperate to resolve the situation it would be this weekend's topic as opposed to one for 2/ 3/ 4 weeks time.

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looks like we both shot each other in the foot, she bluffed, i didn't fall for it, five years later she still waves my flag.

who knows she might be underselling her and her boyfs situation, they could be at it like tommy lee and pammie 24 hours a day for all i know. she just seemed to be underselling it that's all, not like things were with us.




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