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Re:Crying over Easter !
08 Apr 12 #322420 by perin123
Topic started by perin123
(((Redwine)))) Some times of the year are harder, as you say it''s family times that are the worst. Your mum will always be with you xxx
The roller coaster ride goes on for a while, 2 years for me, but yes I think there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Just look at how far you have actually come? Even if there''s a speck of light, that is good.....I think I can see one now....
xx
The roller coaster ride goes on for a while, 2 years for me, but yes I think there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Just look at how far you have actually come? Even if there''s a speck of light, that is good.....I think I can see one now....
xx 
08 Apr 12 #322435 by Fiona
Reply from Fiona
It isn''t the first sign of madness. Occasionally posts are detached from the original thread or the original post is removed so you are left talking to yourself. 
08 Apr 12 #322436 by stukadivebomber
Reply from stukadivebomber
I have had no easter eggs, or hot-X buns this Easter.
And I''m not crying.
yet:S
And I''m not crying.
yet:S
08 Apr 12 #322451 by JayneEyre
Reply from JayneEyre
Fiona wrote:
Also sounds so much like living with my ex
It isn''t the first sign of madness. Occasionally posts are detached from the original thread or the original post is removed so you are left talking to yourself.
Also sounds so much like living with my ex
09 Apr 12 #322645 by redwine47
Reply from redwine47
I apologise for removing post.. I didn''t realise I had any replies at the time..... I''m not mad or anything I was feeling really bad... But suspected ex was on site & didn''t wish them to know how bad I was feeling.
Please forgive me as I do appreciate all advice given
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Please forgive me as I do appreciate all advice given
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10 Apr 12 #322700 by stukadivebomber
Reply from stukadivebomber
We forgive you!
Hope you''re feeling less down today.
Knowing your X uses wiki does influence your posts.
..as if divorce doesn''t bring enough paranoia:blink:
Hope you''re feeling less down today.
Knowing your X uses wiki does influence your posts.
..as if divorce doesn''t bring enough paranoia:blink:
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