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purre

11-22-2002 06:31 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by pritchke:
I will say that being polite and honest are the best ways. It is better to give a reason than not offer an explanation because if you don't give a reason than they may think they did something wrong and be forever wondering what it was so they don't make the same mistake again.

I told to him that the reason was that he wanted to move on too fast.

purre

11-22-2002 06:33 PM

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Originally posted by Charean:
Purre, if you want someone to talk to, I am on MSN. [img]smile.gif[/img]

Thanks,I dont know what to say.You are being so nice to me.
Whats your address?

Charean

11-22-2002 06:33 PM

Sounds like his hormones are going overboard. :(

I am very glad you are not giving in to that. Makes me glad that there are women out there who are smart. If he was acting angry, it was probably more frustration. Did you get along well when you were together?

purre

11-22-2002 06:35 PM

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Originally posted by johnny:
How hard can it be to just say no, or get lost ? It's nice of you that you don't want to hurt his feelings, but make sure your own feelings don't get hurt first. You said you already were involved with him once, and you don't want him anymore... well, just tell him that.

Thanks for advice Johnny,if he still bothers me I will tell him that.But about getting feelings hurt,that might be a bit too late on my part.

Charean

11-22-2002 06:36 PM

mjclair@hotmail.com
MSN

As one female to another, sometimes things are better if you keep an eye on them. ;)

purre

11-22-2002 06:37 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Charean:
Sounds like his hormones are going overboard. :(

I am very glad you are not giving in to that. Makes me glad that there are women out there who are smart. If he was acting angry, it was probably more frustration. Did you get along well when you were together?

We were fine,but sometimes he was a bit too selfish and tried to push me forward.Otherwise,fine.

Charean

11-22-2002 06:43 PM

The best thing I can tell you is to keep your eye on him from a distance. Hopefully, his anger will evaporate and he will get on to other things. One thing about breaking up a relationship is that for a while you will idolize it in your mind, and then want to fill that hole again. Since you are young, it may not take long for him to get past that and on to other things. [img]smile.gif[/img]

purre

11-22-2002 06:48 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Charean:
The best thing I can tell you is to keep your eye on him from a distance. Hopefully, his anger will evaporate and he will get on to other things. One thing about breaking up a relationship is that for a while you will idolize it in your mind, and then want to fill that hole again. Since you are young, it may not take long for him to get past that and on to other things. [img]smile.gif[/img]

I am sure that he will forget this eventually.
I was just so surprised about his contact,because it was so long time ago when we separated.
Thank you for all of your words,you have made me feel better again [img]smile.gif[/img]

Charean

11-22-2002 06:54 PM

I am pleased I could help. As well as stunned. :D

Let us know if anything else happens! ;)

purre

11-22-2002 06:55 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Charean:
I am pleased I could help. As well as stunned. :D

Let us know if anything else happens! ;)

Ok! [img]smile.gif[/img]

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