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4th March 2005, 3:30 PM	#1
jcweik Unconfirmed Account Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 52	I don't understand this. My ex and I broke up almost a year ago and.... For about 2 months I was fine. Then lastnight I had these dreams about her. She just pops into my dreams for no reason. This has happened alot too....Same dream over and over. She breaks up with her current boyfriend and we get back together Why does she just pop into my dreams like that? Also, my sister works at a restuarant. Last month my ex came in and they talked. She told my sister to tell me that she said "hi." I can see that she is just trying to be polite or whatever. BUT my ex knows i was deeply hurt by us breaking up, so why would she toy with me ?

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