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Posted by thegoblinking on 12/1/16 at 6:05 pm to rintintin
From the girlfriends pov....
Read the whole thread. Went through the same thing almost down to a T... minus the abuse. Had a lot of personal family problems which led to financial problems although I wasn't and have never been irresponsible with money.
Also excluding no sex. We rocked each other's world almost every night and if not that night then the morning before work, never skipped a beat...probably kept us together at some points..
All I can say is make a choice and stick with it. Going back and forth is miserable & benefits no one. The breakup made me realize how my day to day behavior (with a combination of his) affected us both. I will never act like I did with him again (constant reassurance, possessive with his time, upset about stupid shite, monthly "talks"). Some people learn from their mistakes but first they have to go through the rough to get there.... I know I learned but I honestly have friends that have gone through this repeatedly and never change their behavior & probably never will. Luckily I'm young and have time to work on myself before thinking about marriage.
Also, prepare for all of your friends (even best friends you never imagined..) will go for her if she's as great as you say. It was shocking how quickly that happened....
Read the whole thread. Went through the same thing almost down to a T... minus the abuse. Had a lot of personal family problems which led to financial problems although I wasn't and have never been irresponsible with money.
Also excluding no sex. We rocked each other's world almost every night and if not that night then the morning before work, never skipped a beat...probably kept us together at some points..
All I can say is make a choice and stick with it. Going back and forth is miserable & benefits no one. The breakup made me realize how my day to day behavior (with a combination of his) affected us both. I will never act like I did with him again (constant reassurance, possessive with his time, upset about stupid shite, monthly "talks"). Some people learn from their mistakes but first they have to go through the rough to get there.... I know I learned but I honestly have friends that have gone through this repeatedly and never change their behavior & probably never will. Luckily I'm young and have time to work on myself before thinking about marriage.
Also, prepare for all of your friends (even best friends you never imagined..) will go for her if she's as great as you say. It was shocking how quickly that happened....
re: Who is spending the holidays alone?
Posted by thegoblinking on 11/23/16 at 9:19 pm to Jorts R Us
Happily checking in
My family is more foreign to me than friends. I wait until family leaves in the late evening then have wine & desert with my grandmother, been doing this since I was 17
My family is more foreign to me than friends. I wait until family leaves in the late evening then have wine & desert with my grandmother, been doing this since I was 17
re: Buying the lady a Coach bag for Christmas...is this garbage brand? Know nothing
Posted by thegoblinking on 11/20/16 at 9:33 am to DupontsCircle
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She likes it and we're middle class from South Louisiana. We aren't trying to be something we're not.
Ain't nothin' wrong with a solid black Coach. Just giving my opinion bc for the price of Coach you have some other upper scale options to choose from. A classy lady can make any brand look classy, depends on the way she carries herself not the purse.
re: Buying the lady a Coach bag for Christmas...is this garbage brand? Know nothing
Posted by thegoblinking on 11/20/16 at 9:09 am to DupontsCircle
I see you've already resolved your initial problem but imo for future reference..
Coach/Michael Kors/Dooney = white rimmed oakleys.
I personally love Marc Jacobs, Brahmin, and Tory Burch. TB has great lasting wallets for a fair price. I carry a Brahmin regularly and I love it.
*wasted my first real post about purses*
Coach/Michael Kors/Dooney = white rimmed oakleys.
I personally love Marc Jacobs, Brahmin, and Tory Burch. TB has great lasting wallets for a fair price. I carry a Brahmin regularly and I love it.
*wasted my first real post about purses*
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