The reality is that a lot of crazy things like this do happen in life. What if it happened to you?
What if she was the one to end it?
If you were single would you give it another chance? What about if you were not? Would it bother you?
The reality is that a lot of crazy things like this do happen in life. What if it happened to you?
What if she was the one to end it?
If you were single would you give it another chance? What about if you were not? Would it bother you?
I'd be horrified, being a rear-facing Japanese cartoon character trapped in a 600x247 image on Tennisace's computer.
If I were still single afterwards, unless I was the one who ended it, I'd take her right back to my place.
I would also need her to get her swollen eyes checked out.
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You could have the world in the palm of your hands
You still might drop it
Real life....
In bed, after sex
Me: I love you
Her: I.... love fucking you.
Yeah. I dare anyone to beat that moment of hurt.
Ex girlfriend ? Hit it one more time.
Ex wife ? "Go fuck yourself you fat slut!"
this has indeed happened to me.
no, i wouldn't - people break up for a reason, and the logic behind "our relationship was shit to the point we broke up, but now that we're broken up, i'm sure if we get into a relationship it will work out fine" is fundamental emotional retardation.If you were single would you give it another chance? What about if you were not? Would it bother you?
the closest to this i've ever gotten was giving a pass to a fuck buddy on an emotional freakout she had, and that was a mistake long term because it just lead to more drama and stupidity.
i'm not saying that it's always a bad thing, under the right circumstances for the right people it could maybe work, but for me? no.
Single? I'm willing to talk things over.
In a relationship? I'll be polite, I'll be friendly, but I'll stand by the person that I'm in the relationship with.
I'll go for the tie. I was married for 20 years and some. She: "I don't love you, I don't know if I ever did" <bungee lets it pass as break up talk, not much to say> Fast forward. She is now married to one of our old friends, a woman. I wish her well, but it was a no win situation for me and in a sense 20 years and more of lost opportunity. /shrugOriginally Posted by belfpala
With COVID-19 making its impact on our lives, I have decided that I shall hang in there for my remaining days, skip some meals, try to get children to experiment with making henna patterns on their skin, and plant some trees. You know -- live, fast, dye young, and leave a pretty copse. I feel like I may not have that quite right.
I've ended things and felt this way about my exes. You don't stop caring for someone after you've broken up.
Relationships are complicated and it is fully possible to love someone while knowing all the reasons why your relationship didn't work. And not wanting that person back, because of those reasons.
Not in those exact words but my ex-wife attempted to get back together with me once she found it through a mutual friend about the positive changes I had in my life.
As for that comment about caring about someone after you've broken up....Oh you do indeed stop caring...especially when you realize what they're after.
Is my ex Tennisace?