ChainedExistence
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Amayos said, "That depends upon a number of different factors, but generally speaking, yes—it may be time to stop calling, and move on. What I find unfortunate about a Master who takes this course of action is the embitterment he may foster in the girl he throws away with such little regard. It doesn't take much to communicate your intentions and thus offer some semblance of closure, at least, even if the act of discarding is in of itself a punishment. One of the most persistent ghosts of the conscience is never knowing why." I have to say I agree , with a qualifier, I don't think I'd want the ENTIRE truth about why I was being dismissed. There are ways to leave a relationship without absolutely destroying the other person- a little tact goes a long way. Someone who appears to leave the door open makes it all the harder to move on. You get that illusion of an opening and like Wile E Coyote, it hurts more when you run head on into a solid wall. I'd much rather know than to guess, even if it hurts.
< Message edited by ChainedExistence -- 7/2/2006 8:13:18 AM >
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