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EFerrari Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jan-17-07 10:39 PM
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28. There was a moment when I could have courted him back.
But I decided not to do that. I decided instead to make a safety zone (my home) and to be available in other ways. Oh, and, I did that while uncoupling from him which just about killed me. The beach is just a block away.

When you love someone, it really does hurt when you are away from them. Isn't that something. I thought that was a metaphor but it's true.

The weird thing for me was how the community took his reports and chalked them up to a "he said, she said" deal when it's public info that he's dealing with seriously difficult DNA. Mental illness is the last house on the block.


Thanks, Mike. :)
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