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Though why you would listen to me I dont know - my history with women is dreadful. Though I have got lucky with the current gf.
Can't be as bad as mine. Here is a selection of some of my ex's.
1: Lived on a farm, smelt of hay (according to my mates). I ran over her cat (****er ran out from under a tractor).
Which amused me no end. Was round hers one evening trying to get comfy on the sofa and the cat hobbled in its leg in a cast. I just lost it laughing.
She dumped me for asking her to do the washing up one night. The phrase "the cook never cleans" didn't mean much to her.
2: Had an OCD. Had to spent a good 5 mins turning the dials in her car a certain way and locking doors in a certain way when she left the house. It drove me ******* insane.
Were being picked up by a mate after a do in Cov (classy place) so got a taxi to the M69 and waited there. She had a complete breakdown on me for no reason what so ever while we were waiting. I mean proper sobbing, snot coming out the nose tulip.
My mate who was giving me the lift was not impressed.
Were being picked up by a mate after a do in Cov (classy place) so got a taxi to the M69 and waited there. She had a complete breakdown on me for no reason what so ever while we were waiting. I mean proper sobbing, snot coming out the nose tulip.
I dunno, some women just don't seem to appreciate the delights of standing by a motorway junction in Coventry in the middle of the night, hoping for a lift
Why does that sound like something my mum would say. To answer your question, yes and yes. But she still wants to be friends.
Hmm...do you keep kissing all your friends. Women I don't really understand them.
Oh, I have tried it on. Which makes me wonder what the heck is going on.
Well thats me ****ed then. Or not as the case may be.
Can't be as bad as mine. Here is a selection of some of my ex's.
1: Lived on a farm, smelt of hay (according to my mates). I ran over her cat (****er ran out from under a tractor).
Which amused me no end. Was round hers one evening trying to get comfy on the sofa and the cat hobbled in its leg in a cast. I just lost it laughing.
She dumped me for asking her to do the washing up one night. The phrase "the cook never cleans" didn't mean much to her.
2: Had an OCD. Had to spent a good 5 mins turning the dials in her car a certain way and locking doors in a certain way when she left the house. It drove me ******* insane.
Were being picked up by a mate after a do in Cov (classy place) so got a taxi to the M69 and waited there. She had a complete breakdown on me for no reason what so ever while we were waiting. I mean proper sobbing, snot coming out the nose tulip.
My mate who was giving me the lift was not impressed.
reason I sound like your mum is I am 45 and probably not the best person to be answering. I wonder what CM would have replied?
this friends thing sounds bad - it does sound to me like you need to either dump her or ask her straight out if she wants a relationship or not. there could be many reasons she wants to take things slowly - but she should be able to tell you by now.
one of my previous girlfriends had been an inmate in a mental hospital. another had a mother who had been. another had a nervous breakdown when I dumped her (though I found her on FRiends REunited and slept with her for old times sake - what a b****d I am!).
but the worse was my ex - she was nice until her kidney transplnt. the relationship was breaking down - I suggested a baby to make things better!!!!!
anyway - keep asking - soon someone will give you the advice you want to hear!
I dunno, some women just don't seem to appreciate the delights of standing by a motorway junction in Coventry in the middle of the night, hoping for a lift
Wasn't there a chap who lived on a roundabout in the middle of Coventry? Died the other day?
After undergoing a full medical, a nervous man summons up the courage to ask his doctor: "How long have I got left to live?"
"Okay, I'll give it to you straight," the doctor replies. "Ten…"
"Ten what?" asks the terrified man. "Years, months, weeks, days?"
"Ten, nine, eight…"
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