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  • Mate, sorry it didn't work out.. Won't hit you with the platitudes about loving and losing, because its not as simple as that, as you know I guess.

    Girl Trouble thread amuses me I guess, not in terms of what people are going through, but I guess I just hjave a different perspective cos of my age. But I definitely believe women are the most wonderful things in the world. The hard part is getting to a point where you each know what you want and like - and talking about it.

    One word of long term advice though - whatever you do, once you're hitched up, don't ever let things get to the point where your lover just becomes a house mate, and you're going through the motions. It's a sad thing, trust me, and. It gets to a point where you slowly realise you're not in love any more. You just wonder then what might have been different if you each hadn't let it get that way.

    Mate, all the best with things. You'll find the right lady. When you do, cherish her like nothing else.
    What if you say/ do nothing and she moves on? I went to Uni with the most wonderful girl - she and I were great mates, spent a lot of time together. I liked her - I'm talking shedloads. We both had partners, I never told her. We're both married now and I don't see her much. When I saw her a few years back we were talking and I finally said "you know, I wish we'd gone out". Sure enough, so did she.
    Point is mate, your lives will move on in one direction or the otheran and you'll both likely be happy long term with however it turns out.
    Do you want to get to whatever age - maybe 21, maybe 30, maybe 40 - and sit there and think "I wonder if..."? I can't tell you what to do, but think about it, it's not a great feeling. Were I you, knowing what I know bow, I'd tell her how you feel, necklace or none. You can say you're aware of her situation, but you wanted to tell her for the reasons I've just mentioned. I understand your fear of rejection though!

    Anyway, that's my two cents
    I've given up hope of that. Bloody under the thumb, wimpy bastard ;) Hoping for a massive surging comeback from James Franklin now!
    Sent. If you make it, you should be able to identify me as the only person present wearing a Wellington shirt.
    Hey mate. You up in New Plymouth at the mo? I'm gonna be at Pukekura Park for the 20:20 on the 8th January if you want to meet up for a pint & a yarn.
    Hey,

    Being a pain :P and trying to get more people to sign up to CWXI. IMO (and of many others) one of the better parts of the forums. See here if you're interested :)
    Never used it myself. Would feel like I was missing out on something.
    With aussie it's not usually much, but an opportunity to make him look more stupid than usual is an opportunity nonetheless.
    I thought about it, but in some sick kind of way I enjoy watching him dig himself into holes. What follows is nothing short of bewildering as he defends his stance whilst being torn apart limb by limb by other posters.
    It's annoying and amusing at the same time for me :p
    Haha, realise how random that must have looked now.
    I saw your post about the thread being made so much easier to read with aussie on ignore and it reminded me of that picture I posted in reply to aussie once.
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