SusanofO
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Oh. Well, IMO one time isn't that bad, but unless it was some deep, heart-felt discussion where they were discussing their past histories to get to know eachother better, or something (and personally, I think one or two of those conversations is more than "enough") and I think I'd want to run in the other direction. Personally, I don't care all that much about someone's past, after finding out what I want to know, and they've gotten off their chest what they want to tell me. If there is something they need to heal from, then it's good to know those kinds of things, too - if there is some huge thing they can't seem to get over, then maybe they need more time before delving into a new relationship, too. But I consider the present far more important, regardless of the fact it can be affected in some ways by the past. I wouldn't go "looking for trouble " (as my grandma used to say) - just try to focus on the good things you have with eachother in the present. And also think about the fact that sometimes, if you do go looking for trouble, for whatever "subconcious" reason you could be doing it, that you're not only screwing with your own head, you're also taking someone else down with you. It's not really fair. It could also piss them off to a point where they just tell you to get the hell out of their life, vs feeling like the need to "help you heal". I had that happen to me once. It's preventable. I do hope things work out (I do) and wish you good luck. - Susan
< Message edited by SusanofO -- 7/29/2007 2:48:17 AM >
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