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Re: keeping a grudge vs forgetting the grudge (regarding ex-gf) [Re: StickyWater]
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i agree :thumbup:

thanks all.


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Re: keeping a grudge vs forgetting the grudge (regarding ex-gf) [Re: kotik]
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well, i didnt call.  i played the part of forgetting, and moving on.

still, she managed to stop by tonight, and all I can say is, the wheel goes round and round.

however, the mental preparation I went through over the past few months have truly associated a new set of feelings with her, so I really don't feel like I need anything - I'm ok with or without.

but sorry to say I may be posting some of those sappy threads here in due time...  :rolleyes:

blame it on these damn instincts  :humpme:


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Re: keeping a grudge vs forgetting the grudge (regarding ex-gf) [Re: kotik]
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some one has a sig that goes like this: "forgive and forget, relive and regret"
seems that your still hanging on to her a little, if you werent you wouldnt have even bothered to ask what you should do. its tough and it sucks, but you did the right thing, even if it wasnt intentional. if she wants to she clearly knows how to get ahold of you. but dont let her mess with your head. best of luck to ya


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Re: keeping a grudge vs forgetting the grudge (regarding ex-gf) [Re: deucydoo]
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thanks. ill take this as a chance to work on my NLP skills, and try not to get too involved.


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