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whether or not the information is true about the man, i'd say that if the girl has been told once or twice that'd be enough.
it's up to her as to whether she wishes to investigate further, or to disregard. if someone kept it up after i'd heard it a few times, i'd tend to get more irritated at the source. |
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you say he is your friend...why not speak to him?
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I like this yellowrose vs. yellowrose...
  
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Edited by
yellowrose0219
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Sat 06/13/09 07:14 PM
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you say he is your friend...why not speak to him?
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you say he is your friend...why not speak to him?
then that's all you can do. sorry to say and there isn't a yellowrose vs a yellowrose. we aren't arguing |
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If you knew of a guy who is nothing but a "gold digger". Looking for a woman who has money.......and you knew this for a FACT......would you warn his new "intrest"? Even though ya don't know her. Say the guy is really to LAZY to get a full time job and is calling you (and other female friends) complaing his phone, internet, and other things will be shut off......oh and lets not forget his rent being due. Should ya let the new "intrest" know or just let it go and stay out of it? (no he is not an ex.....so this isnt made outa anger, however he is a friend.) Do you think anyone would believe you? Love is blind until the bills smack you in the ass...figure they earned it for keeping them around so long. |
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i would stay out of it... it's not your place. I know I would want to do the same thing, but nah.
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