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well I guess you meet someone here and you get into it too fast you are
bound to get hurt as I did just today the man thatsaid that he loved me wanted me to change to suit his mood and I can not be who I am not so we broke it off I don't think he really ever cared but I don't understand why he would drive 500 miles to come and see me if he wasn't sure what he wanted but I love him and I am lost now but I am not putting up with someone who can not accept me for who I am to ba he couldn't relize how much I truly loved him but sometimes life takes unexpected turns and we are left sitting in the dark well sorry to have bother anyone I just had to vent thanks for reading it tho |
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aw jen....been there hun...sit back, breathe, talk with friends and it
gets better |
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aw jen....been there hun...sit back, breathe, talk with friends and it
gets better |
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Sorry to hear that Jen, I agree with Brokenheart, just take a breath,
cry, yell whatever you need to do, this to shall past. What's important is that ou learn from this. Take Care. |
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His loss Jenn...At least you know who you are!!!!!!!!
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Jenn -- I went through the same thing twice last year, and it'a always a
mess and it always leaves you in kind of a daze. I finally figured out that I was simply not being careful enough! And I came to some conclusions in my mind about what I was looking for and what it would take in order for me to be sure enough to ever actually want to deal with anybody again. Just don't rush into anything (that whole rebound thing is a problem!), take your time, sit back, think about what YOU want and what YOU need from a relationship, know your standards, know what's important to you. Don't let anyone try to change you! Someone who loves you will be willing to accept you as you are, and will not try to make you into someone else.... And, hey, we all need to vent sometimes. That's one of the reasons we have JSH! |
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They're exactly right, Jen. You're not alone, probably everyone here
has been through something very similar to this. Keep your chin up! |
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love is hard
i agree, it is his loss! |
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I'm sorry Jen
But this is just a thought Try and look at it this way. You loved him for who you thought he was but he isn't the loving, caring, understanding, considerate man you thought you knew. Yet so selfish and unkind that he could have comprimised and been patient enough to get to know the real you (in person)He'll never know what he's missing and you haven't lost a thing in the end. Because someone like that isn't worth giving a chance. If that makes sense to you. Good luck |
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ty to all my friends here I am not going to mess with anyone out of
state anymore |
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Thats not the point hon. Every state has thier own jacks. It could be
your next door nieghbor!Drop a line if you want to talk! |
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i agree with poison- does not matter what state- 10 miles or hundreds of
miles. |
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Sorry to hear about your misadventure Jen
Some people just don't get it, men AND women. |
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Sorry to be a downer but 500 miles is just too much distance to try to
carry on a romance...100 miles is too much in my opinion but more feasible. What ever happened to socializing? Sure on occasion it will work out but it is rare....lot on here within 2 weeks of meeting someone online fall head over hills inlove with a complete stranger...and end up broken hearted. Some couples take years to fall inlove with one another after they're married. Keep your search local, this way you can atleast get to know one another in person. |
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Go to Winona or rochester, they have good guys there.... I know, im from
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"Not everything is true"
Duh, ya just figuring that out? Sorry Jen, you're what, 25? That's young, but not that young not to know that people lie and misrepresent themselves. The distance isn't the issue, the guy down the street can do the same thing. Be careful who you "truly love", make sure they're not control freaks first. |
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Best Wishes jen
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