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Socnorb11 wrote:I think Doc can speak for herself, actually.
As long as she doesn't get uppity and start flirting with a bouncer. Then she probably deserves to get punched.

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haltz wrote:
Socnorb11 wrote:I think Doc can speak for herself, actually.
As long as she doesn't get uppity and start flirting with a bouncer. Then she probably deserves to get punched.
is the bouncer in the kitchen?


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TimeForGuinness wrote: Funny how when we all look back, we only remember the good things.
This will probably come off as a cocky statement, but it is how i honestly feel.

This was by far the most intense relationship i've ever been in (three total). When it was good, it was awesome and easily the most enjoyable girl i've ever, ever been around or dated. It was like this 99% of the time. When it was bad, it was horrible. Absolutely horrible. There were no days where it was in the middle. I mean, occasionally we had a blip (like cleaning bass in the kitchen), but even then I would classify it as a good day b/c that feeling was still there.

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AWvsCBsteeeerike3 wrote:
TimeForGuinness wrote: Funny how when we all look back, we only remember the good things.
This will probably come off as a cocky statement, but it is how i honestly feel.

This was by far the most intense relationship i've ever been in (three total). When it was good, it was awesome and easily the most enjoyable girl i've ever, ever been around or dated. It was like this 99% of the time. When it was bad, it was horrible. Absolutely horrible. There were no days where it was in the middle. I mean, occasionally we had a blip (like cleaning bass in the kitchen), but even then I would classify it as a good day b/c that feeling was still there.

If it was that good why would she give up on the relationship so quickly?

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cardinalkarp wrote:
AWvsCBsteeeerike3 wrote:
TimeForGuinness wrote: Funny how when we all look back, we only remember the good things.
This will probably come off as a cocky statement, but it is how i honestly feel.

This was by far the most intense relationship i've ever been in (three total). When it was good, it was awesome and easily the most enjoyable girl i've ever, ever been around or dated. It was like this 99% of the time. When it was bad, it was horrible. Absolutely horrible. There were no days where it was in the middle. I mean, occasionally we had a blip (like cleaning bass in the kitchen), but even then I would classify it as a good day b/c that feeling was still there.

If it was that good why would she give up on the relationship so quickly?
Because she's bat [expletive] crazy that 1% of the time.

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You know, maybe it's not over. She sounds, um immature. I'm sure that she, like you, will be sitting somewhere today remembering good things about you. But, if she's flirting and coming on to guys in front of you to get a rise out of you, AND your getting into fights in bars that end with the police, then maybe it's just not the right relationship for either of you, at least not at this time. You should take time away from this girl and see if you enjoy your life more than 99% of the time.

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cardinalkarp wrote:
AWvsCBsteeeerike3 wrote:
TimeForGuinness wrote: Funny how when we all look back, we only remember the good things.
This will probably come off as a cocky statement, but it is how i honestly feel.

This was by far the most intense relationship i've ever been in (three total). When it was good, it was awesome and easily the most enjoyable girl i've ever, ever been around or dated. It was like this 99% of the time. When it was bad, it was horrible. Absolutely horrible. There were no days where it was in the middle. I mean, occasionally we had a blip (like cleaning bass in the kitchen), but even then I would classify it as a good day b/c that feeling was still there.

If it was that good why would she give up on the relationship so quickly?
Sometimes it still just isn't enough.

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AWvsCBsteeeerike3 wrote:
cardinalkarp wrote:
AWvsCBsteeeerike3 wrote:
TimeForGuinness wrote: Funny how when we all look back, we only remember the good things.
This will probably come off as a cocky statement, but it is how i honestly feel.

This was by far the most intense relationship i've ever been in (three total). When it was good, it was awesome and easily the most enjoyable girl i've ever, ever been around or dated. It was like this 99% of the time. When it was bad, it was horrible. Absolutely horrible. There were no days where it was in the middle. I mean, occasionally we had a blip (like cleaning bass in the kitchen), but even then I would classify it as a good day b/c that feeling was still there.

If it was that good why would she give up on the relationship so quickly?
Because she's bat [expletive] crazy that 1% of the time.
So why did she break up w/ you? Was it because you attempted to knock out the bouncer?

I'm confused on what caused the break-up.

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cardinalkarp wrote:
AWvsCBsteeeerike3 wrote:
cardinalkarp wrote:
AWvsCBsteeeerike3 wrote:
TimeForGuinness wrote: Funny how when we all look back, we only remember the good things.
This will probably come off as a cocky statement, but it is how i honestly feel.

This was by far the most intense relationship i've ever been in (three total). When it was good, it was awesome and easily the most enjoyable girl i've ever, ever been around or dated. It was like this 99% of the time. When it was bad, it was horrible. Absolutely horrible. There were no days where it was in the middle. I mean, occasionally we had a blip (like cleaning bass in the kitchen), but even then I would classify it as a good day b/c that feeling was still there.

If it was that good why would she give up on the relationship so quickly?
Because she's bat [expletive] crazy that 1% of the time.
So why did she break up w/ you? Was it because you attempted to knock out the bouncer?

I'm confused on what caused the break-up.
I ended it b/c she's got issues that I simply can't deal with,

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AWvsCBsteeeerike3 wrote:
cardinalkarp wrote:
AWvsCBsteeeerike3 wrote:
cardinalkarp wrote:
AWvsCBsteeeerike3 wrote:
TimeForGuinness wrote: Funny how when we all look back, we only remember the good things.
This will probably come off as a cocky statement, but it is how i honestly feel.

This was by far the most intense relationship i've ever been in (three total). When it was good, it was awesome and easily the most enjoyable girl i've ever, ever been around or dated. It was like this 99% of the time. When it was bad, it was horrible. Absolutely horrible. There were no days where it was in the middle. I mean, occasionally we had a blip (like cleaning bass in the kitchen), but even then I would classify it as a good day b/c that feeling was still there.

If it was that good why would she give up on the relationship so quickly?
Because she's bat [expletive] crazy that 1% of the time.
So why did she break up w/ you? Was it because you attempted to knock out the bouncer?

I'm confused on what caused the break-up.
I ended it b/c she's got issues that I simply can't deal with,
So you broke up with her? Now I'm really confused.

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