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jallious
The Non-Convertable
Age: 23 Zodiac: 
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Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 2:41 pm |
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No reason you can't be great friends with someone who isn't interested in you sexually. Like straight guys having gay friends, it's not wrong, because they're only friends. Just don't give the message that you like her as more than a friend. I don't know if that's what anotehr psot said cause i'm lazy, it just seems as common knowledge.
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dmuerte
Age: 26 Zodiac: 
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Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 10:07 pm |
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Don't be trying to toy with human hearts as if you're some sort of God. It is up to God and only God to manifest the fate of our lives. The only successful love unfolds naturally, you don't want ot have to be putting continual, underhanded and manipulative efforts into maintaining a relationship. Not only will your partner sense that and be turned off by it but it will make the love of your life into the dull black void that is your soul and you're only hurting yourself by allowing your life to be consumed by it. Do not submit to the evils, just because it exists does not make it the right way to live.
I'm not sure if something like this has ever happened to me but I fell for a my guys best friend and he felt an intensity of passion for me, for ever I ignored him and sustained my commitment to my bf but this guy was really into me always suggesting I pursue him, and when it came down to it he was just messing around with me, every time we would get close he's freak out and back away, but I feel possessed and this has been going on for months - I still can't let go and he's either scared or just taking advantage of the moment, I'm never sure why but all I know is looking back only tends to pull you under and one is so best off just letting go of the past, take your wisdom and create for yourself a more positive foundation to grow from.
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