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If you think things are not working out and someone says "Do what you gotta" are they protecting themselves? Or do they not give a ****?
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could be either one...
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could be either one... I agree. |
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If you think things are not working out and someone says "Do what you gotta" are they protecting themselves? Or do they not give a ****? They are also making you make the next move, that way they won't feel responsible for the outcome. |
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Edited by
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Sun 01/25/09 01:24 PM
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If you think things are not working out and someone says "Do what you gotta" are they protecting themselves? Or do they not give a ****? |
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Edited by
Winx
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Sun 01/25/09 01:24 PM
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I think it sounds harsh.
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If you think things are not working out and someone says "Do what you gotta" are they protecting themselves? Or do they not give a ****? |
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I just feel like that was really cold, I mean who says that an any context???
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Sometimes a person can't give a very good advice. So, the best advice they can give is "do what's best for you"...something like that. I fall in that situation sometimes. I care a lot...but I can't give a good advice if I've never been through that situation.
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If you think things are not working out and someone says "Do what you gotta" are they protecting themselves? Or do they not give a ****? The last time I said anything like that, well, it wasn't a matter of not loving the woman. It was more about self-preservaton and setting my personal feelings for her and going into my isolation box. |
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If you think things are not working out and someone says "Do what you gotta" are they protecting themselves? Or do they not give a ****? Either or in other words put up or shut up the ball is in your court. They are on the same page as you are and are well a ware it isn't working out. |
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Usually it's the latter, but it could be either.
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If you think things are not working out and someone says "Do what you gotta" are they protecting themselves? Or do they not give a ****? They are also making you make the next move, that way they won't feel responsible for the outcome. Exactly! |
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If you think things are not working out and someone says "Do what you gotta" are they protecting themselves? Or do they not give a ****? Only said that once to a person i was in a relationship with. Mainly i knew what she wanted to do anyway, no point begging her to do something different. Rather just let her do it, instead of make myself look like a fool trying to change her mind once it's set. She did what she did, i broke up with her the next day. Maybe not the best way to handle a situation, but be damn if i go out begging anyone for anything. |
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