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05 Dec 09 #167384
by Lucretia
Reply from Lucretia
This is so sad - and yet when escapy came on here with a similar situation people were so harsh.
How unfair is that?
Useless - you cannot help who you fall in love with. You need to end your marriage though - this is not fair on her or the children.
Good luck.
How unfair is that?
Useless - you cannot help who you fall in love with. You need to end your marriage though - this is not fair on her or the children.
Good luck.
08 Dec 09 #167966
by diddly
Reply from diddly
Useless:
1. Get rid of that rubbish moniker: you're confused not useless, it's self-pitying!!
2. Can you talk to your ex? I know I cant, but if there's any communication left there's a chance: lack of communication feeds this website(
Best of luck
Tom
1. Get rid of that rubbish moniker: you're confused not useless, it's self-pitying!!
2. Can you talk to your ex? I know I cant, but if there's any communication left there's a chance: lack of communication feeds this website
(Best of luck
Tom
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