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Jan 13, 2009 12:38 PM CST genuinely confused
gorrestfump
gorrestfumpgorrestfumpportlaoise, Leix Ireland46 Threads 5 Polls 1,052 Posts
ok here's the scenario..

I saw a lady on this site a few times.. obviously she will remain nameless.. it didnt work out, and we would still drop a mail to each other from time to time.. in other words, on relative speaking terms..

then today, i get a random mail from her saying "i used to think you were nice"

when i asked her why she thought this her reply was, "I don't believe i owe you an explanation."

so ladys and fellas.. do u think an explanation is a proper mannerly thing to do?? i mean, granted, if does not like me thats not a problem, i can't make anyone like me, but surely if someone is going to say something like that to you - completly out of the blue - then an explanation shoud follow??

or did she just say it to try and make me feel bad???
Jan 13, 2009 12:45 PM CST genuinely confused
nuala
nualanualadublin, Dublin Ireland12 Threads 6,456 Posts
if I was you I would just ignore the whole lot as she is playing mind games with you, and that is so uncalled for. If she cant just say straight up to you what it is you have said or done, instead she uses a one liner she is not worth the worry.

So if you take it to heart she has succeeded in getting what she set out to do, which is make you feel bad, when its her that has the problem not you. Just my opinion...teddybear hug
Jan 13, 2009 12:45 PM CST genuinely confused
arranroot
arranrootarranrootAthlone, Westmeath Ireland2 Threads 157 Posts
gorrestfump: ok here's the scenario..

I saw a lady on this site a few times.. obviously she will remain nameless.. it didnt work out, and we would still drop a mail to each other from time to time.. in other words, on relative speaking terms..

then today, i get a random mail from her saying "i used to think you were nice"

when i asked her why she thought this her reply was, "I don't believe i owe you an explanation."

so ladys and fellas.. do u think an explanation is a proper mannerly thing to do?? i mean, granted, if does not like me thats not a problem, i can't make anyone like me, but surely if someone is going to say something like that to you - completly out of the blue - then an explanation shoud follow??

or did she just say it to try and make me feel bad???


Probably has nothing to do with you, she might be just pissed off and vented it on you. Or else maybe she had an image of you in her head and just realised thats not who you are, wouldnt worry about it. If she had a go at you without provocation then its her that has the problem not you, not unless you let it become a problem that is.
Jan 13, 2009 12:50 PM CST genuinely confused
Ecoprincess
EcoprincessEcoprincessSligo/New Zealand, Sligo Ireland48 Threads 1 Polls 1,278 Posts
gorrestfump: ok here's the scenario..

I saw a lady on this site a few times.. obviously she will remain nameless.. it didnt work out, and we would still drop a mail to each other from time to time.. in other words, on relative speaking terms..

then today, i get a random mail from her saying "i used to think you were nice"

when i asked her why she thought this her reply was, "I don't believe i owe you an explanation."

so ladys and fellas.. do u think an explanation is a proper mannerly thing to do?? i mean, granted, if does not like me thats not a problem, i can't make anyone like me, but surely if someone is going to say something like that to you - completly out of the blue - then an explanation shoud follow??

or did she just say it to try and make me feel bad???



Thats girl talk allow me to translate:

You have done or said something that she disaproves off.

Because it is plain to her as the nose on your face what the offending action was. You are also meant to know what this is confused,
The fact that you don't can only mean to her, that you are either been argumentative, fippent or agressive. So, she reacts with not owing you an explination as its obvious you already know what you have done and are just prolonging the conversation, which she has, by her mail, told you that she no longer wants. comfort frustrated confused

Remember that you may recodnise the words, but its not the same language.

Hope that helps rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing

sue
Jan 13, 2009 12:51 PM CST genuinely confused
petalbabe
petalbabepetalbabeOgdensburg, New York, Cork Ireland61 Threads 1 Polls 3,101 Posts
gorrestfump: ok here's the scenario..

I saw a lady on this site a few times.. obviously she will remain nameless.. it didnt work out, and we would still drop a mail to each other from time to time.. in other words, on relative speaking terms..

then today, i get a random mail from her saying "i used to think you were nice"

when i asked her why she thought this her reply was, "I don't believe i owe you an explanation."

so ladys and fellas.. do u think an explanation is a proper mannerly thing to do?? i mean, granted, if does not like me thats not a problem, i can't make anyone like me, but surely if someone is going to say something like that to you - completly out of the blue - then an explanation shoud follow??

or did she just say it to try and make me feel bad???


I know for me sometimes a song, or the sight of some particular thing can bring the image of an ex into my mind. Perhaps she has had that happen today, and felt the need to contact you after all this time. She may now feel a little embarrased about it, so when you asked her for an explanation, perhaps she just wanted to forget she had done it, and therefore just try and dismiss you.

Dont dwell on it.
Jan 13, 2009 12:52 PM CST genuinely confused
Ecoprincess
EcoprincessEcoprincessSligo/New Zealand, Sligo Ireland48 Threads 1 Polls 1,278 Posts
arranroot: Probably has nothing to do with you, she might be just pissed off and vented it on you. Or else maybe she had an image of you in her head and just realised thats not who you are, wouldnt worry about it. If she had a go at you without provocation then its her that has the problem not you, not unless you let it become a problem that is.



Hey wave

Aha, the male translation, very, very interesting nerd now Dr lets see how this progresses

popcorn wine beer anyone
Jan 13, 2009 12:54 PM CST genuinely confused
Ecoprincess
EcoprincessEcoprincessSligo/New Zealand, Sligo Ireland48 Threads 1 Polls 1,278 Posts
petalbabe: I know for me sometimes a song, or the sight of some particular thing can bring the image of an ex into my mind. Perhaps she has had that happen today, and felt the need to contact you after all this time. She may now feel a little embarrased about it, so when you asked her for an explanation, perhaps she just wanted to forget she had done it, and therefore just try and dismiss you.

Dont dwell on it.



mmmm the pissed as a fart 2 o'clock in the morning txt, phone call, message to the x laugh rolling on the floor laughing

yes, which one of us hasnt done that laugh crying laugh
Jan 13, 2009 12:54 PM CST genuinely confused
Thedeise
ThedeiseThedeisewaterford, Waterford Ireland174 Threads 3 Polls 1,438 Posts
gorrestfump: ok here's the scenario..

I saw a lady on this site a few times.. obviously she will remain nameless.. it didnt work out, and we would still drop a mail to each other from time to time.. in other words, on relative speaking terms..

then today, i get a random mail from her saying "i used to think you were nice"

when i asked her why she thought this her reply was, "I don't believe i owe you an explanation."

so ladys and fellas.. do u think an explanation is a proper mannerly thing to do?? i mean, granted, if does not like me thats not a problem, i can't make anyone like me, but surely if someone is going to say something like that to you - completly out of the blue - then an explanation shoud follow??

or did she just say it to try and make me feel bad???


Well from what i have see of you here recently, she had a lucky escape, but i would say yes she should explain why she is acting like this.
Jan 13, 2009 12:56 PM CST genuinely confused
Ecoprincess
EcoprincessEcoprincessSligo/New Zealand, Sligo Ireland48 Threads 1 Polls 1,278 Posts
Thedeise: Well from what i have see of you here recently, she had a lucky escape, but i would say yes she should explain why she is acting like this.



Aha mmmmm, now cough rolling on the floor laughing

the male find the problem and solve it senario very very nice Thedeise cheers wave
Jan 13, 2009 12:57 PM CST genuinely confused
arranroot
arranrootarranrootAthlone, Westmeath Ireland2 Threads 157 Posts
Ecoprincess: Thats girl talk allow me to translate:

You have done or said something that she disaproves off.

Because it is plain to her as the nose on your face what the offending action was. You are also meant to know what this is ,
The fact that you don't can only mean to her, that you are either been argumentative, fippent or agressive. So, she reacts with not owing you an explination as its obvious you already know what you have done and are just prolonging the conversation, which she has, by her mail, told you that she no longer wants.

Remember that you may recodnise the words, but its not the same language.

Hope that helps

sue


Hi Sue

GF your in trouble if Sue is right, even with the explanation I cant understand it rolling on the floor laughing
Jan 13, 2009 12:57 PM CST genuinely confused
gorrestfump
gorrestfumpgorrestfumpportlaoise, Leix Ireland46 Threads 5 Polls 1,052 Posts
Ecoprincess: Thats girl talk allow me to translate:

You have done or said something that she disaproves off.

Because it is plain to her as the nose on your face what the offending action was. You are also meant to know what this is ,
The fact that you don't can only mean to her, that you are either been argumentative, fippent or agressive. So, she reacts with not owing you an explination as its obvious you already know what you have done and are just prolonging the conversation, which she has, by her mail, told you that she no longer wants.

Remember that you may recodnise the words, but its not the same language.

Hope that helps

sue


now thats very good..:) thanks eco.. very very good..
although i didnt want to write here the entire flow of emails between us, she did also say when i asked her why she thought this, that "i'm an intelligent guy, i can figure it out myself"

i also think she may look in on this thread and honest to god.. i have no idea why she thinks what she thinks.. if she thinks its obvious, then its not to me.. i wasnt tryin to pick a fight by asking why she had said that.. i genuinley wanted to know why she now thinks that because i have not got the foggiest..
Jan 13, 2009 12:58 PM CST genuinely confused
arranroot
arranrootarranrootAthlone, Westmeath Ireland2 Threads 157 Posts
Thedeise: Well from what i have see of you here recently, she had a lucky escape, but i would say yes she should explain why she is acting like this.


let it go dude, its history
Jan 13, 2009 1:01 PM CST genuinely confused
Thedeise
ThedeiseThedeisewaterford, Waterford Ireland174 Threads 3 Polls 1,438 Posts
arranroot: let it go dude, its history


Right its gone.
Jan 13, 2009 1:02 PM CST genuinely confused
arranroot
arranrootarranrootAthlone, Westmeath Ireland2 Threads 157 Posts
Thedeise: Right its gone.

kewl thumbs up
Jan 13, 2009 1:03 PM CST genuinely confused
Ecoprincess
EcoprincessEcoprincessSligo/New Zealand, Sligo Ireland48 Threads 1 Polls 1,278 Posts
gorrestfump: now thats very good..:) thanks eco.. very very good..
although i didnt want to write here the entire flow of emails between us, she did also say when i asked her why she thought this, that "i'm an intelligent guy, i can figure it out myself"

i also think she may look in on this thread and honest to god.. i have no idea why she thinks what she thinks.. if she thinks its obvious, then its not to me.. i wasnt tryin to pick a fight by asking why she had said that.. i genuinley wanted to know why she now thinks that because i have not got the foggiest..



Yes, yes I see, these are all the symptoms of Girl/boy talk. In my humble opinion nerd girl/boy talk is the cause of more relationships breaking up than infidelity or smelly feet.

It is curable, both parties have to agree communications are a necessary and complex afair and that long discussions should be held and clarifications offered until both are happy they understand.
Jan 13, 2009 1:04 PM CST genuinely confused
little_miss
little_misslittle_missOffaly, Ireland81 Threads 1,701 Posts
OK it was me and no im not into mind games, im honest, what i said is what i meant, and i dont need to explain myself in this circumstance.
Jan 13, 2009 1:05 PM CST genuinely confused
Ecoprincess
EcoprincessEcoprincessSligo/New Zealand, Sligo Ireland48 Threads 1 Polls 1,278 Posts
arranroot: Hi Sue

GF your in trouble if Sue is right, even with the explanation I cant understand it


Thats 'cos your a boy flirty blushing
Jan 13, 2009 1:07 PM CST genuinely confused
gorrestfump
gorrestfumpgorrestfumpportlaoise, Leix Ireland46 Threads 5 Polls 1,052 Posts
Thedeise: Well from what i have see of you here recently, she had a lucky escape, but i would say yes she should explain why she is acting like this.


thedeise... we may have had a difference of opinion in the last week or so basically about hijacking threads.. and thats all it was.. a difference of opinion..

but not once have i personally attacked you on any of the threads.

personally, what u just said there, is a personal attack.. not only that, but it was a mean and nasty thing to say too..

i definitly disagree with your opinion on what has been happening here over the past week or so, but at least i repsected you somewhat for standing up for what u believe in.. but that.. what u said.. well.. that just speaks volumes for itself..
Jan 13, 2009 1:07 PM CST genuinely confused
nuala
nualanualadublin, Dublin Ireland12 Threads 6,456 Posts
little_miss: OK it was me and no im not into mind games, im honest, what i said is what i meant, and i dont need to explain myself in this circumstance.


I am sorry if i offended you Little miss, but maybe we all have been misled by the thread.....and what is going on with you both but that should stay between you both.....hug

So no need for you to explain a thing, and hope you accept my sorry with the heart it is being given with, which i think is a good onebouquet
Jan 13, 2009 1:08 PM CST genuinely confused
leelou
leelouleelouwexford, Wexford Ireland16 Threads 107 Posts
gorrestfump: ok here's the scenario..

I saw a lady on this site a few times.. obviously she will remain nameless.. it didnt work out, and we would still drop a mail to each other from time to time.. in other words, on relative speaking terms..

then today, i get a random mail from her saying "i used to think you were nice"

when i asked her why she thought this her reply was, "I don't believe i owe you an explanation."

so ladys and fellas.. do u think an explanation is a proper mannerly thing to do?? i mean, granted, if does not like me thats not a problem, i can't make anyone like me, but surely if someone is going to say something like that to you - completly out of the blue - then an explanation shoud follow??

or did she just say it to try and make me feel bad???


I'm not taking sides or anything...but, maybe she got you mixed up with someone else!!!
you never know.
bye all
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