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Imagine a guy/girl has been watching your steps...he/she can't accept you cause

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cristina
Lisbon, Groningen Netherlands
Posted: Apr 4, 2008, 12:25 PM CST
he/she thinks you must get in better "shape"- whether financially, intellectually or phisically!
and then he comes to you at the point he/she thinks best suits him/her, althought he/she always was present in a way, always wanted to make sure you are not totally taken, by asking all the time how is your love life going.

I was just wondering if there is a level of bitchiness, intolerance that we should accept because nobody is perfect...
If someone is a good person, he/she will try to be with you to good and bad times. What if the person is not there for your bad times and is ready to embrace you when all your difficult times are gone? So, to what extent should we accept that failure, which i think it's a matter of a mean strategy!?

Ever experienced such thing? Having to forgive, accept someone who was deliberately being mean to you?
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DadofDucks
Wentzville, Missouri USA
Posted: Apr 4, 2008, 12:28 PM CST
cristina wrote:
he/she thinks you must get in better "shape"- whether financially, intellectually or phisically!
and then he comes to you at the point he/she thinks best suits him/her, althought he/she always was present in a way, always wanted to make sure you are not totally taken, by asking all the time how is your love life going.

I was just wondering if there is a level of bitchiness, intolerance that we should accept because nobody is perfect...
If someone is a good person, he/she will try to be with you to good and bad times. What if the person is not there for your bad times and is ready to embrace you when all your difficult times are gone? So, to what extent should we accept that failure, which i think it's a matter of a mean strategy!?

Ever experienced such thing? Having to forgive, accept someone who was deliberately being mean to you?



Real friends accept me as I AM, not how they expect me to be. Some offer help and guidance but they remain friends through good or bad.
Sounds like a "fair weather" friend to me. Thier not worth messing with....hug teddy bear dancing banana dancing banana
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cristina
Lisbon, Groningen Netherlands
Posted: Apr 4, 2008, 12:30 PM CST
DadofDucks wrote:
Real friends accept me as I AM, not how they expect me to be. Some offer help and guidance but they remain friends through good or bad.
Sounds like a "fair weather" friend to me. Thier not worth messing with....


I think you're righthug
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lusciousmile
Espoo, Etela-Suomen Laani Finland
Posted: Apr 4, 2008, 12:33 PM CST
cristina wrote:
he/she thinks you must get in better "shape"- whether financially, intellectually or phisically!
and then he comes to you at the point he/she thinks best suits him/her, althought he/she always was present in a way, always wanted to make sure you are not totally taken, by asking all the time how is your love life going.

I was just wondering if there is a level of bitchiness, intolerance that we should accept because nobody is perfect...
If someone is a good person, he/she will try to be with you to good and bad times. What if the person is not there for your bad times and is ready to embrace you when all your difficult times are gone? So, to what extent should we accept that failure, which i think it's a matter of a mean strategy!?

Ever experienced such thing? Having to forgive, accept someone who was deliberately being mean to you?


As long as they're not forcing opinions down your throat and do it in a concerned and civil manner, then it's all good.


If a man wants to be with you, only when you aren't in the doldrums, then he's not worth being around your hapiness either. cool
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cristina
Lisbon, Groningen Netherlands
Posted: Apr 4, 2008, 12:35 PM CST
lusciousmile wrote:
As long as they're not forcing opinions down your throat and do it in a concerned and civil manner, then it's all good.If a man wants to be with you, only when you aren't in the doldrums, then he's not worth being around your hapiness either.


Amen lovecheering
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DadofDucks
Wentzville, Missouri USA
Posted: Apr 4, 2008, 12:35 PM CST
lusciousmile wrote:
.....If a man wants to be with you, only when you aren't in the doldrums, then he's not worth being around your hapiness either.



Agree if were talking about a man in your life....kick his butt t the curb girl....That one DEFINATLY isnt worth it...hug cheers teddy bear
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Posted: Apr 4, 2008, 1:21 PM CST
Been through this and am not with him any longer. About 4 yrs ago had a guy I was living with. We dated for a yr then lived together for a yr so was together for 2 yrs total. Well I got really sick. Was in and out of the hospital and couldn't work for about 6 months. Of course couldn't have sex was so sick. Well he sat there and verbally abused me for 2 days then left. Said he didn't want to take care of me and my responsiblities any longer. Then tried to get back with me after I went back to work. Well when I wouldn't answer his phone calls he threatened that he was going to bring in lawyers and sue me for back rent that he paid and money he spent on food while I was out of work. Meanwhile he had lived there and was eating the food he bought. So yea that wasn't going to work. Then found out he moved in with a friend of his with her husband and kids there too. Then found out that he was sleeping with this so called woman friend. Here he is living in this mans house and sleeping with his wife. And meanwhile still trying to get back with me. D'oh!
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KrazieStill
Bristol, Connecticut USA
Posted: Apr 4, 2008, 1:25 PM CST
DadofDucks wrote:
Real friends accept me as I AM, not how they expect me to be. Some offer help and guidance but they remain friends through good or bad.
Sounds like a "fair weather" friend to me. Thier not worth messing with....


Sounds like a "fair weather" friend to me

My very first thought. Applies to all types of friendships, other.

Happy Friday, Happy Friday.yay
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cristina
Lisbon, Groningen Netherlands
Posted: Apr 4, 2008, 1:28 PM CST
classicrockgirl wrote:
Been through this and am not with him any longer. About 4 yrs ago had a guy I was living with. We dated for a yr then lived together for a yr so was together for 2 yrs total. Well I got really sick. Was in and out of the hospital and couldn't work for about 6 months. Of course couldn't have sex was so sick. Well he sat there and verbally abused me for 2 days then left. Said he didn't want to take care of me and my responsiblities any longer. Then tried to get back with me after I went back to work. Well when I wouldn't answer his phone calls he threatened that he was going to bring in lawyers and sue me for back rent that he paid and money he spent on food while I was out of work. Meanwhile he had lived there and was eating the food he bought. So yea that wasn't going to work. Then found out he moved in with a friend of his with her husband and kids there too. Then found out that he was sleeping with this so called woman friend. Here he is living in this mans house and sleeping with his wife. And meanwhile still trying to get back with me.


Oh what a mess of a man dear, i'm glad you're out of it!hug
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Posted: Apr 4, 2008, 1:30 PM CST
cristina wrote:
Oh what a mess of a man dear, i'm glad you're out of it!


Yea you and me both!!!wave
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cristina
Lisbon, Groningen Netherlands
Posted: Apr 4, 2008, 1:33 PM CST
classicrockgirl wrote:
Yea you and me both!!!


Who said it was my case?sticking out tongue
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Posted: Apr 4, 2008, 1:35 PM CST
cristina wrote:
Who said it was my case?


No sorry didn't meant to imply that. I meant that I am glad I am rid of that mess, not you, hon.hug
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cristina
Lisbon, Groningen Netherlands
Posted: Apr 4, 2008, 1:41 PM CST
classicrockgirl wrote:
No sorry didn't meant to imply that. I meant that I am glad I am rid of that mess, not you, hon.


you are teaching me to get rid of such mess when it comes acrosshug
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cristina
Lisbon, Groningen Netherlands
Posted: Apr 4, 2008, 1:41 PM CST
cristina wrote:
you are teaching me to get rid of such mess when it comes across


IF it comes across i meant
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opalbeauty
Worcester County, Massachusetts USA
Posted: Apr 4, 2008, 1:47 PM CST
cristina wrote:
he/she thinks you must get in better "shape"- whether financially, intellectually or phisically!
and then he comes to you at the point he/she thinks best suits him/her, althought he/she always was present in a way, always wanted to make sure you are not totally taken, by asking all the time how is your love life going.

I was just wondering if there is a level of bitchiness, intolerance that we should accept because nobody is perfect...
If someone is a good person, he/she will try to be with you to good and bad times. What if the person is not there for your bad times and is ready to embrace you when all your difficult times are gone? So, to what extent should we accept that failure, which i think it's a matter of a mean strategy!?

Ever experienced such thing? Having to forgive, accept someone who was deliberately being mean to you?


Yeah, but I finally realized that I needed to let him go so he could grow. Love is acceptance, not possession. Or an insecure man who needs you to feel small to make himself feel big.
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cristina
Lisbon, Groningen Netherlands
Posted: Apr 4, 2008, 1:51 PM CST
opalbeauty wrote:
Yeah, but I finally realized that I needed to let him go so he could grow. Love is acceptance, not possession. Or an insecure man who needs you to feel small to make himself feel big.


yeah, lots of those that need to feel big on our detriment, they really need that!

gosh, do we need therapy to keep them away from us?
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kissmedeeply
New brunswick, New Brunswick Canada
Posted: Apr 4, 2008, 1:53 PM CST
cristina wrote:
he/she thinks you must get in better "shape"- whether financially, intellectually or phisically!
and then he comes to you at the point he/she thinks best suits him/her, althought he/she always was present in a way, always wanted to make sure you are not totally taken, by asking all the time how is your love life going.

I was just wondering if there is a level of bitchiness, intolerance that we should accept because nobody is perfect...
If someone is a good person, he/she will try to be with you to good and bad times. What if the person is not there for your bad times and is ready to embrace you when all your difficult times are gone? So, to what extent should we accept that failure, which i think it's a matter of a mean strategy!?

Ever experienced such thing? Having to forgive, accept someone who was deliberately being mean to you?
I think i am done giving
my opinions for the day..but wanted to say Have a great weekend bebe..hug
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cristina
Lisbon, Groningen Netherlands
Posted: Apr 4, 2008, 1:56 PM CST
kissmedeeply wrote:
I think i am done giving
my opinions for the day..but wanted to say Have a great weekend bebe..


You mean ou are leaving for the weekend? To the US?wink

Have a great weekend yourself too babykiss
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cristina
Lisbon, Groningen Netherlands
Posted: Apr 4, 2008, 1:57 PM CST
really, i love feeling like a baby...
he gotta be taughpeace
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