hmmmm maybe if I told her that I didn't want him back as a partner her paranoia would ease .... oh hang on, I already did that, back in September. hmm it must really be *him* she doesn't trust.

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How many times do they need it proven to them that he can't not have *her* in his life, and he can't not have *me* in his life? It's one of the few things that hte last 18 months has proven to be true.
Guess some people are just slow learners (*reeeaall* slow)

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Bumped into someone I hadn't seen in over 18 months the other day - someone who used to call me something better than friend.

It was all rather strange - at first she didn't recognize me; I said Hi as she walked past, she said Hi How are you and kept going, then returned a couple of minutes later yelling "Give me a hug!" (cos she had realised who I was by then).

She started chatting about the puppies in the cage in front of us, then conversation fizzled out (unusual for her) and we went our separate ways. On leaving the shop she was at the door and said "Take care".

The whole thing was quite weird and uncomfortable

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Aaawwwwww how sad, he's taken down his web site dedicated to her

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A friend once posed the question, after breaking up with his fiance, whether 'just love is enough'. The answer, he concluded, is no. There's so much more to a relationship, but some just never work that out .

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Barbie for dinner, air-con on full bore, what's needed now is a bourbon - though it's just not the same when you're drinking it by yourself.