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So sorry to hear that man. There's no way to goof on that situation.
I'm sure you're hurting, but keep reminding yourself that you just saved your balls from getting crushed in a vice. Good work.
I'm sure you're hurting, but keep reminding yourself that you just saved your balls from getting crushed in a vice. Good work.
Probably even harder for her, seeing as her dreams have been shattered. Either way, its a difficult situation. I'm sure you'll both find ways to cope, and eventually get over it.
was breaking up with my girlfriend of 3 years just now... she wanted to settle down and marry me... she begged and pleaded... she said she'd do anything. I had to let her go... Just wasn't happy with long distance, and I knew we were just too young. **** sucks.
Yeah, but in 1990, you didn't have email.
The one bit of advice I can give here is that, at least generally, I don't think avoiding her is necessary or even a good idea. Of course, it's complicated: your best friend breaks up with you, so you call your... best friend? A little distance is fine; just don't feel like not talking to her again is required or good. No matter how emotionally mature you are, you're still going to do dumb things here, and proximity isn't really the issue. Not saying you should listen to two hours of begging to get back together; but the other extreme isn't, I think, any better.