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trish123
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Posted: Today, 1:36 PM CST
Lagoona22 wrote:
It's true...but it's nuts....


I dunno - it could have its benefits rolling on the floor laughing


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Posted: Today, 1:33 PM CST
SirenLydia wrote:
I feel that if someone will not take no for an
answer and begins stalking, then they have
a mental problem and the only way may
be for the police to be involved for safeties sake.


I think its really sad......... People who exhibit this kind of behaviour are totally convinced that they are justified in terrorising another person, that their victim (ex) deserves all they get and that they brought it on themselves......

we really do have to be so cautious in our choices.........


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Posted: Today, 1:28 PM CST
BnaturAl wrote:
Apparently some people like stalkers, they want someone who will chase them in the beginning, come and get me, hurt yourself doing it; so it wouldn't be odd for the stalker to continue the behavior after .. wanting to be loved and wanting to be stalked are 2 different things.

I know we joke about here, all in good fun; but in RL needing that groping, never let go, run thrut the fires of hell, keep it up until your body crumbles just isn't healthy. I think theres self esteem issues in the needer and the stalker here. I guess its possible to fall prey to it as well, as we all want to be loved, but I think it shows pretty early so... Personally I would be ok with it as long as there are signs they want change, but if not, ummm bye..

Ending .. Generally, I would try to talk it through, without giving any wrong 'hope' signals, but it has only happened to me once. Haven't normally been the 'ender' unless its early in a relationship and I just saw things that looked irreconcilable, either not compatible or stubbornly in a control rut and I just dont see any desire in them to get out of it.

Ya, not a lot of how to end it help there ...

good luck to you and gra ... I think some well thought separation is a good thing




Gra will have forgotten it by now - I think United are playing tonight grin

I just see so much of it around and really wonder at all this broken heart stuff and was thinking if there are ways to ease the pain in the first place - the only thing I can think of just now is the way we tend to let our imaginations run away with our expectations - but isnt hindsight forever the late arrival...........

and I have to wonder if some of the pain of the talking it over at the end could saved by more talking it over on the way through - or is it those rose coloured glasses that get in the way ? and as you say, red flags do show pretty early on and we ignore them to our cost.....


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Posted: Today, 1:12 PM CST
Lagoona22 wrote:
Well, maybe he'd be there for both??....


haha, yep, till he wasnt laugh but a good friend outlasts them all dunno


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Posted: Today, 1:09 PM CST
Lagoona22 wrote:
Well, maybe he'd be there for both??....


well, there is that rumour thats been running round that living apart is the new living together grin


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Posted: Today, 12:59 PM CST
kitty01 wrote:
Who would like to have a male friend for companionship, with a little on the side


Id always be wondering if they were there for the friendship or for the extras.............


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Posted: Today, 12:52 PM CST
solitare wrote:
The best way; emotions are basically the same just a different scenario Honesty and civility are usually the best way...%)


I agree Solitare, I actually deleted that from the original post cos I was answering my own question laugh

What Im thinking about more so, is when these situations turn 'tricky'....... more than a couple of people I know have ended up with stalkers who totally refuse to take 'no' or 'its over' into their heads - was wondering more I guess if theres ways round those situations - other than calling the cops dunno


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Posted: Today, 12:43 PM CST
bodleing wrote:
Just tell me straight Trish,

I can take it!!!


Thats real big of you Gra, sorry for being so public about it - hope you dont mind too much handshake













hug grin wave


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Posted: Today, 12:41 PM CST
SirenLydia wrote:
Yes, yes, yes Trish......

No easy way to part from someone.
But however gently you try to let them down,
if they hurt then some will get nasty,
mostly I have not had too much unpleasentness
though.

I wouldn't recomend doing by text though!

how you doing up there?


It has to be the wettest August on record Lydia - I think we've had a couple of days of sunshine and thats been it - grey skies all the way and just about the worst summer i remember weather wise - sounds bizarre doesnt it but Ive had better Novembers grin

Im glad you havent had too much unpleasantness applause and yes, that text bust up just about has to be the worst ever idea - the swines laugh


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Posted: Today, 12:36 PM CST
solitare wrote:
You being you, how would you handle the scenario of letting an employee go that simply has not worked out...?


Id have the sit down and talk it through before deciding if the situation was inevitable - cards on the table along with their options and if theres no other way just the cards and a handshake dunno


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Posted: Today, 12:27 PM CST
Whats the nicest way you ever heard of to let somebody know that a 'parting of the ways' is inevitable?

Does it always have to get hurtful or otherwise horrible and does 'letting them down easy' inevitably turn mean and nasty?

How can we put things that somebody may not want to hear, into words which wont break their hearts and how much of ourselves do we invest in this before the role changes to that of parent or carer instead of lover and friend dunno

No, Im not about to burst somebodys bubble, Im just wondering for the simple reason that a lot of us have gone through this stuff or seen it in others' relationships - have we learnt anything and can we learn more?

and, wouldnt getting out sooner rather than later, in some situations, be the better choice?


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Posted: Today, 12:01 PM CST
friendsfirst wrote:
Toby Keith - Get Drunk And Be Somebody


haha, think I may give that one a try tonight too grin wave


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Posted: Aug 27, 2008, 5:37 PM CST
phoenix wrote:
didn't catch the film...try stephen foster...

....marc bristol and the shack shakers...condom in his pocket


I just have the film on the tv in the background itscalled - Transamerica

have made a mess of my wmp and you cant rollback 11 - so am trying other players at the mo - but am also heading for an earlyish night any time now too so cant really get into much of anything...... wave


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Posted: Aug 27, 2008, 5:14 PM CST
phoenix wrote:
..jerry lee lewis...lewis boogie


was just listening to beautiful dreamer in a film on tv - no idea who was singing it but was a nice version.


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Posted: Aug 27, 2008, 3:37 PM CST
ooby_dooby wrote:
I've decided to bump this thread because this is just too damn important an issue to let die and because there are a lot of new members who haven't voted in this poll.

I would also like to hear some more comments supporting your choice especially from any American who would vote to burn the constitution. If you would set a match to the constitution you must have some good reason to destroy all our rights and our freedoms that our sons and daughters have fought and died for for 100's of years.


Im surprised at the votes to burn the constitution - Im not subject to it of course but I thought it was pretty good - from what little I know it exists to protect your rights, you have managed to keep guns and the rights that go along with them - lots of other countries have been effectively disarmed dunno

I really dont know enough about this to say more.........


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Posted: Aug 27, 2008, 2:02 PM CST
FlowerOfTheSun wrote:
I recently chopped off my hair really short because I could'nt be bothered to die it anymore!!!

Might let it grow again or not depending how my face looks with silver hair all round it!!


I remember the thread when you did it Flower - very brave laugh thumbs up

It really suits you like like that daisy

mines such a mess at the moment and Im going to have to go for interviews soon - have bought a temp colour but so far refuse to submit laugh it just doesnt suit me short sadly - last but one time I did it short, my daughter cried and sobbed "Mum, you look like a dyke" - kinda lost my nerve at that grin


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Posted: Aug 27, 2008, 10:28 AM CST
kitty01 wrote:
The problem is that it takes weeks to months for the bacteria to show up as symptoms.


It will probably take time to trace the source then so hold fire on emptying your freezer out - this must be awful for you all hug hug hug


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Posted: Aug 27, 2008, 10:23 AM CST
kitty01 wrote:
That is the problem it is so many brands that is affected, do not know which ones are safe anymore.


flippin ec - that does sound serious Kitty, maybe check the dates it started before eating any meats at all or throwing it away from yr freezer - just to be on the safe side........ dunno


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Posted: Aug 27, 2008, 10:16 AM CST
Americanproud wrote:
I have for years grown my hair long and virgin. I used to donate it to "Locks of Love" for cancer victims. My natural color is a warm chestnut brown. Always worn to my hips or longer. Finally cut about 12 inches off, permed and colored it. First time in nearly 10 years. The cost was $250.


I had mine cut from waist length to pretty short just over a year ago - I did the same last time it got that long too - this time though, its growing again and Ill never again make the mistake of putting a permanent colour on ever again - a few more months and another cut then all the colour should be out of it - Ive noticed some women with grey hair really suit it - Im so hoping Ill be one of them laugh


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Posted: Aug 27, 2008, 10:08 AM CST
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