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14th September 2004, 10:37 AM	#12
fredrolin Established Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: SOUTH CAROLINA Posts: 499	After 12 years together you are a huge part of her life and she surely does love you. But she must want MORE out of life than just being with you. I can understand this. I had a girlfriend cheat on me. She tried to break up with me first but I wouldn't let go. She still loved me and I stayed in her life (I worked for her father at the time and her brother was my best friend at the time) and I had to painfully watch her date other guys. Eventually I let go and moved on...things can never be the same after that trust and bond are broken.

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