Well, yes, I sort of agree with you. People really shouldn't have exclusive relationships at my age. But that's what we had... I can't change that. That's not the issue at hand. So don't point out the obvious. But I would like to say... we shouldn't... but everyone (or almost) does. So you can say this to as many 12 year olds as you want, before they start dating... but if they find that right girl, or boy. They'll forget what you said in 2 seconds.Quote:
Originally Posted by Calliander
Well, I don't think I'll have people saying she was a bitch... everyone loves her. She's great. My whole family loves her (I mean, she has been like a part of it for 2 years). As as for moving back with my parents. That's not what i want. I've stated (by the time I'm replying to your post) that I didn't move away just because of her. Many many many other reasons as well.Quote:
On a serious note, though: Are you able to move back to where your friends are? Can you talk to your parents about it? No matter what you were expecting from her, the only way to feel bettter about this is to discuss things with people who know you and know her - people who can talk to you straight about it. What you DON'T need is people telling you, "It's okay, man, she was a bitch," etc. If you get that stuff then you're not focusing on the good times you had and using those good memories to (firstly) get you over this and (secondly) help you learn from it and apply it to future relationships.
Also, yes, talking about it with people close to me, probably would help... But here's the problem... the person I'm closest too, and would be able to talk to, is the fukcing one that dumped me. I don't really have a whole lot of other close family/friends I'd feel comfortable talking to about this.
I don't have my licence... another reason things have been harder then they need to be.Quote:
I would tell you to go for a long drive, but if you're in Southern California, there aren't any long, winding roads. ;)
