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Originally Posted by pbradley
I don't know how your friends are but I imagine that they're suppose to be there to comfort you in hard times. That's why I mentioned them.
Then I suppose there are enough borderline sociopaths on this board that can't see friends as anything beyond means.
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prrrrrttttttttttttttttttttt. brain fart,. sir.
friends are no consolation for a woman. no sir no. they are just a reminder of what you're missing. friend are good for friendship but they are no substitute for a girl. it's like saying '"f you are thisty, just eat more!". sorry, no. now,
strippers... strippers might just do the trick.
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Originally Posted by Norma J
It was somewhat of a matual decision, but only on my behalf because of late she doesn't look at me the same as she used to. And yeah, I think it is something time will heal, for both of us and there is a huge chance of getting back together down the track... hopefully.
We still talk and are still bestfriends and love eachother, but I guess the best way to put it is, we don't argue anymore. We used to argue about certain things, little things because we were so passionate about eachother, but lately it's like we're too lazy to argue. That may seem weird to others, but I think it makes sense. We're actually getting along better now than we have for the last 6 to 12 months. Which is the only happiness I'm taking from all of this.
We wont lose eachother from our lives, but I dread the time she finds another guy (if we don't get back together), and I kinda dread the time I meet another girl.
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mang, a warning, a serious warning, and before it's too late. you can always advance intimacy but you can't withdraw it. because of this you can't be "just friends" with tour ex. you really can't. well maybe you can after a long time has passed and you are both over it, but trying to keep a friendship is going to put you both in a world of pain. imposible to stomach.
i think i get what you mean about not arguing anymore, and sure, constructive fighting is the bread & butter of any growing relationship, and if you are growing apathetic, well... that's not a good sign. but just keep in mind, these things have a way to evolve, they can never stay the same, you can't stay feeling the same all your life, some pasions will mellow, new affections will grow, and hopefully you're not, whats the expression, "throwing the baby with the bathwater". i honestly dont think "time" heals anything-- if something is not working in your situation you sort it out with your partner, you learn & adapt & modify things, but time... time's just inertia.
anyway man, best wishes. it's gonna be rough. hopefully you can get into a good argument again & sort it out. if not, pbradley's friends maybe can help
