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Re: a sad and broken holiday, a sad and broken person
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May 25, 2012, 1:10:10 PM5/25/12
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hop wrote:
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> memorial day in the USA is not considered a time to necessarily be
> with family , but as another bleak holiday looms with no friends or
> family for thousands of miles around, i wonder why things never work
> out.
things don't work out you make things work out ,
in order to make friends and meet people ,
you have to go where the people are
> x-no-archive: yes
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> memorial day in the USA is not considered a time to necessarily be
> with family , but as another bleak holiday looms with no friends or
> family for thousands of miles around, i wonder why things never work
> out.
things don't work out you make things work out ,
in order to make friends and meet people ,
you have to go where the people are
LoveHopeUnderstanding
May 25, 2012, 2:53:58 PM5/25/12
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On 5/25/2012 11:37 AM, hop wrote:
> x-no-archive: yes
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> memorial day in the USA is not considered a time to necessarily be
> with family , but as another bleak holiday looms with no friends or
> family for thousands of miles around, i wonder why things never work
> out.
hop, I can tell by your newsgroups that you are apparently
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> memorial day in the USA is not considered a time to necessarily be
> with family , but as another bleak holiday looms with no friends or
> family for thousands of miles around, i wonder why things never work
> out.
short and shy. Many men are attracted to short, shy women.
Have you considered going to a nice upscale nightclub and
have a drink? See what happens? If nothing much, don't
let it bother you, because I promise you, the man is most
likely going to be more scared of you than you of him.
They're scared of rejection. But avoid the drunks;)
LHU
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