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#41 mart356

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 02:39 PM

B) You let her keep your flag? The bitch! You are lucky. 5 years later, Monica Bellucci still hasn't waved my flag, neither has Kylie :angry: They don't know what they are missing! Did you watch the blonde Abba stalker thing last night - she shagged her stalker for 2 years... voulez vous? The nutter. It's all relative, she isn't exactly going to shut down the opportunity is she? We all know, old feelings override new ones as they are more formative. gotta get rid of the bluffing for next time, and the guns. :rolleyes:

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 02:41 PM

who knows she might be underselling her and her boyfs situation

That's what I was trying to suggest, rather badly for me. If she didn't take the split well then she'll have turned you over in her head a lot since then, whatever relationship she's in no matter how good isn't likley to be emphesised unless she was going to show you how good her life was.

Professional help is not the be all and end all of emotions, you can only deal with things enough to put them down for the time being. Given that you went to go see her youv picked it all back up for another examination.

I'm going to stop reading this too or I'll be awake all night thinking.

:lol: at mart

Edited by CupidKnewRap, 25 May 2005 - 02:41 PM.


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Posted 25 May 2005 - 02:52 PM

If she didn't take the split well then she'll have turned you over in her head a lot since then, whatever relationship she's in no matter how good isn't likley to be emphesised unless she was going to show you how good her life was.

in some ways this is great for me, i'm much better off than her, careerwise and all compared to her and her bloke, i felt a bit bad turning up five years later in my flash car saying how despite all my kicks i'd really got on. but like i said earlier my drive and ambition was one of the causes of the problems in the first place, so maybe this will only put her off more as it is?

she told me she often wondered how i had got on, how it had effected me, now's her chance to find out!

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 02:57 PM

but i think we are going to be able to get on now even better than we did then (we certainly have so far).
in other words:-

can open, worms everywhere!

essentially the best idea i think would be just to say "well it was great seeing you again, but it's probably for the best if i disappear again"

if she wasn't with someone i'd ask her out again like a shot!

what should i do?

You cant re-heat old meat!! my grandfather always used to say thumbsup

Ive been back with an 'EX' and its great for a while thumbsup
You always seem to get on better for a few months :) .......BUT :o
It all turns back to hate when something you say or do brings up the old *'stupid nasty argument' about something stupid which was the reason for your split in the first place* :rolleyes:

If it didnt work first time it will never work the second!

The thing is with EXs ...If they see your doing better or having more fun than they are, then 9 times out of 10 they will want you back! And as soon as they have had you they will spit you back out (pardon the pun :rolleyes: )

Its a big game to them and ive seen it done a hundred times to my mates.
She will have you like a puppet on a string and fook your head right up thumbsup

Plus if she's willing to cheat on her current boyfriend then she's willing to cheat on you again!......... once a cheat always a cheat :rolleyes:

Walk away and Leave her where she is mate thumbsup

*i thought it was great to sleep with her sister after we had finished!...
I cant see what she's mad about
:unsure: !*

Edited by R1CHY, 25 May 2005 - 02:59 PM.


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Posted 25 May 2005 - 03:14 PM

but i think we are going to be able to get on now even better than we did then (we certainly have so far).
in other words:-

can open, worms everywhere!

essentially the best idea i think would be just to say "well it was great seeing you again, but it's probably for the best if i disappear again"

if she wasn't with someone i'd ask her out again like a shot!

what should i do?

You cant re-heat old meat!! my grandfather always used to say thumbsup

Ive been back with an 'EX' and its great for a while thumbsup
You always seem to get on better for a few months :) .......BUT :o
It all turns back to hate when something you say or do brings up the old *'stupid nasty argument' about something stupid which was the reason for your split in the first place* :rolleyes:

If it didnt work first time it will never work the second!

The thing is with EXs ...If they see your doing better or having more fun than they are, then 9 times out of 10 they will want you back! And as soon as they have had you they will spit you back out (pardon the pun :rolleyes: )

Its a big game to them and ive seen it done a hundred times to my mates.
She will have you like a puppet on a string and fook your head right up thumbsup

Plus if she's willing to cheat on her current boyfriend then she's willing to cheat on you again!......... once a cheat always a cheat :rolleyes:

Walk away and Leave her where she is mate thumbsup

*i thought it was great to sleep with her sister after we had finished!...
I cant see what she's mad about
:unsure: !*

i'll have to see how this pans out.

let's face it i already know that my life is better than if we'd stayed in our arrangement of five years ago so i'm not necessarily looking for a 'comfort zone' i've already got it.

trust me, i'll be fine, from the sounds of things my silence and the end of our relationship upset her more than me!

i'm just a bit of a soppy git and my heart is often better at sorting these things out than my head!

edit: the weird thing is that we never argued, our behaviour never upset the other one to the point of serious resentment and i just misinterpreted my role as her boyf.
example:

i always let her go out on her own and never worried about other blokes even though i knew she got chatted up, i just never realised she wanted me to go out WITH HER once in a while and not just leave her to it!

Edited by AntB, 25 May 2005 - 03:18 PM.


#46 Kip'n'Srin

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 03:18 PM

Most of us are thinking about you and putting ourselves in your position and are trying to offer advice that we think will help. You don't have to take it but there are a lot of us thinking that you ought to walk away. As you are ambitious it makes sense that she was jealous of that and tried to split you up from your work/studies. Read through the posts again and you'll see how many people think she is playing with you. All the butterflies and randy thoughts and what you think may be love could hurt you- its not worth it. Let her keep waving the flag and walk away knowing she adores you. B)

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 03:20 PM

Most of us are thinking about you and putting ourselves in your position and are trying to offer advice that we think will help. You don't have to take it but there are a lot of us thinking that you ought to walk away. As you are ambitious it makes sense that she was jealous of that and tried to split you up from your work/studies. Read through the posts again and you'll see how many people think she is playing with you.
All the butterflies and randy thoughts and what you think may be love could hurt you- its not worth it.
Let her keep waving the flag and walk away knowing she adores you. B)

actually when you put it that bluntly it makes perfect sense!

(you know i'm still going to see how this turns out though! ;) )

#48 Kip'n'Srin

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 03:22 PM

On Your terms!! Good Luck. :jump:

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 03:25 PM

even better this topic has forced WA down the board! hurrah! thumbsup

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 03:30 PM

A very cunning plan to get WA down the board.Was there really an EX? :D

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 03:32 PM

A very cunning plan to get WA down the board.Was there really an EX? :D

yup, but as well as all the advice that was an unexpected bonus!

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 06:30 PM

Right, Just seen this post & felt a ladies view was needed................hope you don't mind :unsure: Follow your heart! If you feel there is unfinished buisness then sort it out....BUT! Make sure you enter this situation with caution! Sometimes the past has many fond memories even when it turned out bad, do not go in with both feet, take your time & suss out what you both really want. Do not let yourself get sucked in though, like I say the good memories sometimes haze over the truth because that is what we want to believe at the time. That could apply to both of you. See her a few times & talk openly. Ask her all the questions you want answers too & answer back honestly to the ones she may have. thumbsup Good luck anyway & do what feels right.........it may hurt you but at least you where true to your heart at the time. You'll just have to take it on the chin like everybody else has too if it doesn't quite work out how we anticipated. I'll shut up now :blink: :rolleyes:

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Posted 25 May 2005 - 06:52 PM

Right, I've had a few chinky chinky :drink: now, so my opinion is the best and most uesful ;) Is her bloke bigger than you ? Does he know where you live ? If not see if she's up for a few not too commital [sp?] ,discreet dates, if she goes all bunny boiler - leg it, if it works out I expect an invite with enough notice to buy a new hat. Waste this invaluble advice at your own risk. Can I still edit this tomorrow when I have the sober light of day looming over me ? p.s - last time I asked grown-up advice I'd already made my mind up so ignored it anyway - hence the small yellow Vauxhall :D Right, back to beer .......... Mmmmmmmmmmm beer

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Posted 26 May 2005 - 06:51 AM

in the style of not letting this slip down the board :rolleyes: i had a chat to my actual mates last night about this (sorry guys) and they were a bit blown away by it all. i think i had the responses i would have expected from most of them including one unexpected one of "homewrecker!", a bit premature methinks. they were pretty stunned by what my ex(exexexexex) had to say about how cut up she was about it all. i'm working on the email at the mo explaining why i was the way i was (forever working) and having actually spoken to her about the split and got her side i now feel a bit bad about how i came across to her (so the 5 years of be convinced she was an evil wench has been knocked on the head). i'm going to arrange a meetup in a couple of weeks and then see how things are. as for if i'm worried about her bloke, i think that's probably a bit premature and also i'm no nine-stone weakling either, so i hadn't really though about that!(that's what lifting over 200 tons a month at the gym will do for you!)

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Posted 26 May 2005 - 06:57 AM

Maybe when you get back with her and you carry on working hard she might have a real affair to get your attention :( Take it slow,that is all I'm saying.

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Posted 26 May 2005 - 07:03 AM

Maybe when you get back with her and you carry on working hard she might have a real affair to get your attention :(
Take it slow,that is all I'm saying.

not wanting to boast (and i really don't want to share this) but if we'd spent half as much time talking as we did 'sleeping together' all of our problems would have been resolved. she has said this amongst all the other revelations since we started talking again.

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Posted 26 May 2005 - 07:06 AM

So can I ask whether you miss her or the sex?

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Posted 26 May 2005 - 07:25 AM

So can I ask whether you miss her or the sex?

that is actually a good question, i really don't want to talk about that, i don't want to make anyone :sick: but as far as that side of things went yes it was great, but in some ways no better/ worse than other instances. i think that what was important in retrospect is just how strong our feelings were and why this had such a profound effect on us both after the relationship ended- how was it possible that someone i felt so strongly about did what she did to me from my point of view, how could someone who seemed to love me so much be so cold, from hers- is that a better description?

as bob hoskins said "it's good to talk"

so yes, i miss her

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Posted 26 May 2005 - 07:53 AM

You are a member of the cast of Brookside and I claim my five pounds.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

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Posted 26 May 2005 - 11:47 AM

i've just got one of my mates to read through this post, he says the advice is good, just a shame no-one can really agree what to do! what else are forums for!? :lol:




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