vincent63
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Joined: 3/3/2006 From: jersey,then texas,now florida Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: xxblushesxx You know, OP, life is too short and too precious to purposely hurt people who are in emotionally fragile states. You, apparently, don't have an addiction problem. That is wonderful. Your friend does. I'm assuming she helped you out at times when you needed it, as well. I'm not suggesting you make yourself an emotional or physical punching bag, but to wish ill of those you are closest to, only seems to bring negativity back on yourself. I understand that you are angry, hurt and upset, but it sounds like this person needs your friendship (even if you're not living together) and support. If you can't do that, then just move on, without anger, recrimination or regret. Let her go and live her life, and you live yours. When you take joy from another's sorrow...you sow the seeds of bitterness. I wish you both well. point well taken, and youre right.....in hindisight i was very angry because she blindsided me, but the past is the past..the latest news is she is no longer a factor in my life,,,,she announced monday, 4/06,at approx. noon, that i had until that evening to be out of her house or she would have me arrested...so, at around 7:00pm i was pulling out of the driveway with everything i own in a U-Haul , and as I was getting behind the wheel her parting words were "it's a good thing you're leaving because I got tired of waiting...the police are on their way".....so now I'm in Orlando, I'll be checking in sporadically until life gets back to normal....for all the people who were following this little soap opera, just thought i'd drop a note and let you know how it worked out, in case you were interested
< Message edited by vincent63 -- 4/9/2009 7:36:12 AM >
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