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Posted by JimD on December 4, 2003, at 0:21:33
An update on my messed up situation:
I went out to eat with two friends of mine this evening and was shocked when my ex walked into the restaurant with some friends of his. Talk about an encounter I wasn't quite hoping to face.
Afterwards, he sent me a text message that was kinda flirty. I called him in return, and we ended up playin phone tag. I find out later that he ended up going out with his new fling (god, i hate living in a small town).
I was REALLY upset by the fact that he'd be flirty with me at the same time (in the course of a few hours even!) as pursuing his new fling...am I entitled? Or am I being 'too sensitive?'
I'm almost at the point of putting this SOB out of my life completely in hopes of avoiding feelings like this...
Posted by justyourlaugh on December 4, 2003, at 6:36:16
In reply to My so called life, posted by JimD on December 4, 2003, at 0:21:33
hey jim,,dont be so hard on yourself...
remember ,he walked into your restaurant,,
sent you messages..
i know its hard feeling rejected
but you didnt set yourself up...
it was all his wrong doing..
j
Posted by Miss Honeychurch on December 4, 2003, at 8:43:23
In reply to My so called life, posted by JimD on December 4, 2003, at 0:21:33
Jim, put the SOB out of your life. You deserve better. This may sound corny, but try it. Imagine that you are your own child. What would you say to your child if he came to you with this problem? Perhaps you might tell him to move on?
The best way to get over someone is find someone new. Is that possible?
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