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14-04-2008, 11:16 PM
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Wait? What?
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Tassie
Posts: 1,017
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No one wants to hear my sob story but my girl of 7 years broke up with me on Friday. No proper reason hardly any warning. I'm absolutely shattered. The thing that has saved me the most from going completely off the ropes is being able to hop into a semi decent car I enjoy and just fanging around all weekend. Even just sitting in the car is comforting. At least if I look after her she won't just turn around and wreck me like a woman. I'm not pretending I have a fantastic car but to me its a nice place to be. Anyone else found solace in their beast at a time of need?
(Mods feel free to delete thread if its not to standard, its just the more I talk about it the more its sinks in) |
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Relationship Breakup Saviour
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