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Old Mar 21, 2015, 10:23 PM
Macd123 Macd123 is offline
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A couple of years ago I had a very reliable friend. I could tell her about my life and she would seem interested. There is nothing more valuable than having someone who listens and cares. Well, time passed and have fallen out of favor with each other. She has other priorities (understandable) and I don't feel that comfortable contacting her now. I keep thinking about that movie When Harry Met Sally - it's hard to keep boy/girl relationships unless you are their significant other. At least this is my experience. I know I sound clingy but that's just the way I am. Now she's somebody else's muse. It's not like we were sexually involved - we weren't but damn I created a good history with her and it haunts me. Time generally sucks, it takes away friends, family and your health. Two years ago I was in better place (not great because I'm a bit if a loner) because I knew that if I did something I could share it with her. Her picture will always be on my mental wall - I try not to hate her because she really hasn't done anything wrong. Sometimes I feel her sitting across from me but she's not there. Alone, I close my eyes and I can hear her voice. Come back please.
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Old Mar 22, 2015, 04:29 AM
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Hi Macd123

I agree, there really is nothing more valuable than having someone who listens and cares.

I don't believe you sound clingy here.

You had a strong friendship going.

I understand, I don't think you have to be sexually involved either to share this type of intimacy either.

Time certainly does hurt.

But it can also pave the way forward for new friendships and treasured memories.

Part of who we are today is formed by our significant others in special relationships and we need to be thankful for this.

It's good that you try not to hate her. Hate is a strong emotion and holds us hostage.

You're in pain.

The relationship was very much real and the memories still alive.

Hang in there.

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Old Mar 22, 2015, 07:27 AM
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Thanks I gotta write about this or go wacko. I don't have a lot of friends and losing one is a big deal......
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