A lesson to learn. - Page 2
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nbaker
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mucker
United States1120 Posts
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gongryong
Korea (South)1430 Posts
why would you do something like that??? | ||
TaiYang
Canada128 Posts
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Ancestral
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NIIINO
Slovakia1320 Posts
but havent you watching romantic movies ? god in every one there is some lesson to learn. | ||
Licmyobelisk
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MightyAtom
Korea (South)1897 Posts
if you love her, make it work even it sucks and one day she will get over it and forgive you and it will be like it never happened. if she can't get over it and forget it, after the best you try over the next few months (after all you've been going out for 3 months), then you've done your best, we are all only human, and just let it go. women are women, they get insecure much more than men, and they tend it disregard privacy for peace of mind and when this happens, well, again, if you love her, you can make it work. you get married and try to have some privacy then, lol | ||
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On January 08 2011 14:47 mucker wrote: If she didn't trust you it wasn't gonna last anyways. Sounds like you were settling for her from the beginning, you're probably better off. Ultimately I think this is a great long-term advice, somehow I am too concerned with what she thinks though. I don't want her to come out of this relationship feeling like it was a complete waste. She is the type of person to constantly think about the things I said and will probably lose the remains of her self-confidence. She didn't date for a long time because she had some horrible experience with previous guys and was about to actually give up trying for the time being. I just can't leave it the way it is now, especially since I was the one that caused the trouble. If it wasn't my fault I wouldn't be inclined to fix it to this extent. On January 08 2011 22:54 MightyAtom wrote: love never fails, if you love her, make it work even it sucks and one day she will get over it and forgive you and it will be like it never happened. if she can't get over it and forget it, after the best you try over the next few months (after all you've been going out for 3 months), then you've done your best, we are all only human, and just let it go. women are women, they get insecure much more than men, and they tend it disregard privacy for peace of mind and when this happens, well, again, if you love her, you can make it work. you get married and try to have some privacy then, lol I think she should be able to get over it because I know that she loves me. I agree with your view on women disregarding privacy for a peace of mind, you are obviously mature and speak from experience. Something you've said before doesn't quite go along with this post. I remember one of your stories where you ended up feeling good about breaking up with some woman you loved, because after some years passed you realized she was not the one. So thoughts like this are always in the back of my head, I don't want to make a huge mistake just because I am trying to do something 'right'. | ||
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