I guess the second part there would give an indication where it went wrong in the first first. It's never, I repeat, it's never about how it's working for you alone
Loneliness can make you do some crazy things, but when the thought arises, all I have to do is read a few comments or remember a few things and that thought goes right back out. Sleeping dogs need to be left there I’m thinking. how about you?
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@LavidaRaq My thoughts exactly. I did rekindle a romance awhile ago but it fizzled out before it even got started 😌
I tried to get back together with the ex after our divorce. I had developed amnesia about all the bad things, and all I could remember were the good things. Let's just say he reminded me VERY quickly about all the bad things.
I was living in NE Canada for my work at the time and I had been dating a woman there for about a year and a half when the 'company' told me I had to transfer to the Oregon coast. She didn't want to move away from her folks so our "break-up" was very amicable and we agreed to stay in touch by mail (this was before cell phones). After a year in Oregon, the 'company' transferred me to a remote outpost in the middle of no-where for a years stay. It was a sh*tty location that they had trouble manning, but the good news was that if I agreed to stay there for a year, then they would guarantee that I could go anywhere the company had an opening for my job. So after a year of near isolation, I chose NE Canada (again) and when I flew in she picked me up at the airport and it was like we had never parted. I continued to date her for the next three years and then was transferred to SE Asia. We never got together again after that, but we still check-in with each other occasionally via FB messenger.
only once, we dated for 3 months then 4 years later tried again, it lasted less than a month, it is rarely worth trying again and i won't again with anyone
When I was a junior in high school, I dated a senior for about a month or two. She was a friend of my of sister who is a year older than I am.
Anyway, the summer just before my junior year in college, we hooked up at a huge party I was throwing. I hadn’t seen or heard from her in three years. We began to date and were married three years later.
I’m divorced now, but she is still a lovely person. We lasted 30 years and have two daughters. All in all, it was a pretty good run.
However, I’ve married again and am much, much happier. Just follow your heart. You only live once.