Simply make him understand I'm not into ''second hand'' materials. I'D rather have my own man and save my friendship than settle for ''MY-FRIEND-USE-REMAIN'' and destroy my friendship in the process.
SSCE, BSC, ABS, ADN, AAS, AAGS, PHD, MASTERS....I'm Qualified, So Shut Up And Listen .
Posted: at 26-08-2009 09:17 PM (14 years ago) | Gistmaniac
erikaakpan at 26-08-2009 09:40 PM (14 years ago) (f)
I guess it all depends on the circumstance. There are cons such as losing that friendship. I think it's never okay to date your friend's ex without first asking permission. The reason is because your friend is more important always. Even if they say yes its ok...i would never do it
My advice to anyone considering dating a friend’s ex is to carefully think about it and what the outcome and consequences might be.
Flirtation: Attention without intention.
Posted: at 26-08-2009 09:40 PM (14 years ago) | Gistmaniac
erikaakpan at 26-08-2009 10:04 PM (14 years ago) (f)
well that mean u really wasnt interested in the girl in the first place...and now since u are trying to get with her friend shes gonna look at u crazy.....as if u arent serious. Me...if i was the friend i would think "no this guy is not tryin to get wit me and he just broke up wit my friend less than 3 months ago"
love is a very strong word...and if u really love this girls friend respect her feelings
Flirtation: Attention without intention.
Posted: at 26-08-2009 10:04 PM (14 years ago) | Gistmaniac
diplomatik at 28-08-2009 02:04 AM (14 years ago) (f)
Quote from: sammybless on 26-08-2009 09:13 PM
hi
yes hi....whats sup?....u wanna know if u should accept or not abi?...guess what....suit urself..
u've seen me right? i look kool right? ???but don't send me mails asking for my add or phone no. and don't give it to me either , i'll ask u if i want it ..ok...kool
Posted: at 28-08-2009 02:04 AM (14 years ago) | Addicted Hero