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• #27
The great thing about mourning a relationship is it's an excuse to live on curry and pizzas for a month.
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• #28
I dont need an excuse.
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• #29
Fail
Listen
puts to ignore..
Talk
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• #30
Get your head out of the clouds... you won't be friends for a long time yet/if ever. Don't even bother going there. Maybe move country, not just house?
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• #31
i'd keep an eye on John Terry.. there maybe more to this than meets the eye
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• #32
The great thing about live is you don't need an excuse to live on curry and pizzas.
That's more like it!
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• #33
The great thing about mourning a relationship is it's an excuse to live on curry and pizzas for a month.
I've been living on curry and pizza for about a month already and frankly the girlfriend isn't taking it too well. When the inevitable collapse of our relationship happens (peak lard formula - x-y=<0 where x is my cholesterol levels and y is the sustainability of the realtionship), what sort of foodstuffs should I move on to?
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• #34
I've been living on curry and pizza for about a month already and frankly the girlfriend isn't taking it too well. When the inevitable collapse of our relationship happens (peak lard formula - x-y=<0 where x is my cholesterol levels and y is the sustainability of the realtionship), what sort of foodstuffs should I move on to?
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• #35
mine has gone very pear shaped and am moving out of my girlfriends flat today BOO! any ideas of the best way to try and reconcile a friendship without upsetting one another?
Souldn't you be packing?
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• #36
Get your head out of the clouds... you won't be friends for a long time yet/if ever. Don't even bother going there. Maybe move country, not just house?
I endorse this message. Is that why you're in London too, kattiep?
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• #37
Avoid each other at all costs. Redraw boundaries. Forget mutual friends. Move on. Enjoy spending time with your mates again. Embrace freedom and selfishness.
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• #38
^^not this time! But it helps :)
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• #39
@ nuknow
hah! fuck that! shouldn't you be having a wild rumpus of break-up sex? always a good note to leave things on
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• #40
souldn't you be packing?
reopepppped
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• #41
ride your bike, try and forget her
this would have worked for me but my ex was also my cycling partner, it fucking did my head in
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• #42
I endorse this message. Is that why you're in London too, kattiep?
You are so suave.
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• #43
all stand up suggestions, everythings packed just waiting for the van ive hired to arrive. the nasty bit ill no longer be cycling to work
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• #44
You are so suave.
haha!
yeah, I just re-read that. Came across a bit slimy.
Ah well...
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• #45
Don't worry Balki son, you always come across as a bit slimy.
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• #46
all stand up suggestions, everythings packed just waiting for the van ive hired to arrive. the nasty bit ill no longer be cycling to work
trying to understand the connection between breaking up with the mrs and quitting cycling to work. new crib too far away? upside is at least now when you cycle it will be for fun...not that commuting isn't fun! just that you now won't risk death by idiots/pollution.
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• #47
Don't worry Balki son, you always come across as a bit slim.
Fixed
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• #48
ride your bike, as you won't be riding much else for the coming months
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• #49
^ Ooof!
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• #50
accept that you probably won't be friends for a year... but then you probably will
...then you probably will ... randomly bump into each other just about the time you're starting to feel ok again, get drunk, shag then be horribly confused for another few months, decide you're happier single, whereupon you find out she's pregnant.
c'est la vie...
A box of Ferrero Rocher seems to do the trick normally.