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 Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2008 2:07 am
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Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2008 10:17 pm
If she left you over the heckling of a complete stranger, then she wouldn't have made a good long term girlfriend anyways. Place your strength in a mature woman, and not a girl who seems to cater more to the teenage crowd.
As for the rest of your post..yeah. Even someone like me can get lost for words. eek
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Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 8:53 pm
Ehh... I'm not sure what to say about MOST of your post, but I'm going to agree with Typicalex. If you guys really where that close and you're actually going through problems and she's not there for you, then is that really who you want to be with? From my own experiance, I'd suggest you try to focus more on the positive things and the people that actually do have your back for when you're feeling down. You don't HAVE to live with your step-dad for the rest or your life or even acknolegde him and if your ex couldn't be there for you then she's really not worth it dude. Not trying to make it sound like she's a horrible person and you shouldn't have fallen for her, but sometimes you really do have to think whats best for yourself and put others behind for a moment. Don't give up on life though, life isn't ALWAYS that bad and if you work for it, it will get better sooner or later. Besides, a life of crime, violence and trouble is never worth it.
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Posted: Fri Aug 01, 2008 9:44 am
it all worked out. I was just pissed off and drunk. She just slept downstairs for the night and the next day we made up.
The End
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