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Posted: Fri Jun 04, 2010 10:03 pm
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Posted: Fri Jun 04, 2010 10:21 pm
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Posted: Fri Jun 04, 2010 10:31 pm
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Posted: Sat Jun 05, 2010 9:55 am
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Posted: Sat Jun 05, 2010 10:01 am
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Jenitorturer My ex Fiance was somewhat like this. He was really sweet to me in the beginning, but as time passed, he sort of.. changed.. For the worse. I ended up breaking up with him. And suicidal. :l I'm sorry, and I wish there were more sweet guys out there who would stay nice...I know there are nice guys out there just I haven't met any who aren't faking... I hope you'll find someone who won't be two-faced... I hope I will be able to find someone who won't keep giving me false hope and who won't tell me about his crush every five seconds even though he keeps thinking that I like him...
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Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 5:18 am
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TheLunarEnd Natha Rothe not all guys are like that, but the only thing i can think to tell you would be to confront him. my big brother was really mean to a lot of people and did about the same thing you describe to quite a few girls. one came to the house one night and told him that she couldn't be with a "two-faced b*****d" that didn't understand common courtesy or friendship. i never saw my brother look more put in his place than i did that night. maybe that's what your guy needs is for you to call him out on his s**t and tell him you're not going to take it. I know not all guys are like that, but this was mostly just to release my anger and frustration, though I'm glad you gave me some advice. I would confront him but I am afraid it would split up our group of friends. Because you see, he would end up having people chose sides because he can't handle fighting his own battles. A couple weeks ago I got in a fight with him because he decided to go emo and start cutting himself just because the girl he liked liked him but they couldn't go out because of her parents. I dont know what all he told some of our friends, though I know he twisted my words saying that I said "I dont want to be friends with a ******** emo" I don't want this to split up our group of friends, though I'm thinking on calling him out after school lets out so he'll have to deal with this by himself... ...Okay, I'm going to be honest with you. The "going emo" thing is really ******** pathetic. He probably just did it for attention. I mean, if her parents won't let you go out, it's because they care about her and want to protect her, even if it doesn't seem fair. You just have to get over it and either wait for her, or find someone else.
Anyway, I'd confront him about it. I mean, yes, it might split up the group of friends, but he needs to be put in his place.
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