Relationship related

Discussion in 'Relationships' started by bird_migration, Jun 30, 2006.

  1. bird_migration

    bird_migration ~

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    A few years ago I bought a relationship, but now there are massive holes in it and it is slowly sinking.
    I want advise from you guys: Shall I move to shallower waters or just trade in my yacht for a new one?
     
  2. Gypsy_girl

    Gypsy_girl Member

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    Truthfuly? It's up to you.
     
  3. ihmurria

    ihmurria fini

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    I vote for a new one, unless you have a really good patching kit..
     
  4. nightwriter

    nightwriter Member

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    Pretend your partner just broke up with you....how do you feel? Sad, angry, happy, relieved that you didn't have to be the one?

    Let those feelings be the beginnings of your introspection of your relationship.
     
  5. Alternative_Thinker

    Alternative_Thinker Darth Mysterious

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    ^^^ I second.



    Although, bird, you should also keep in mind sometimes new ones can be faulty, too. Make sure you buy one from a legit distributor.
     
  6. NaykidApe

    NaykidApe Bomb the Ban

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    Maybe you can patch things up.
     
  7. garfbag

    garfbag Member

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    how would you read the different feelings?
    what would sad, angry, happy and relieveed that you don't have to be the one mead to your next step? Please explain...

    sorry for hijack this thread...
     
  8. nightwriter

    nightwriter Member

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    Imagine your partner broke up with you. What is your feeling?
    Sad--maybe you don't want to lose that person
    Happy--you didn't really want to be in that relationship
    Angry--maybe you wanted to be the one to end it
    Relieved--guilt over being in a relationship you knew wasn't right but you didn't want to hurt the other person
     
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