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excuse me, but why has only benjaminty picked up on the obvious...


the problem here, sweets, is your lack of "output". of course she went sniffing round the neighbours...


what are you waiting for?? there's no golden wreath waiting at the pearly gates for those few who

deny themselves their worldly pleasures until marriage. and let me tell you, most of the fun sex

happens BEFORE marriage!! so get out there and get laid.


meanwhile, to cheer yourself, watch a film called "The 40 yr old Virgin".


as for the girl... people who are casual with your heart are better out of your life. (i am honestly not trying to be casual here by the way).

Luvsnailz wrote:-I sincerely do not know what to do with myself and have never felt such an overwhelming sense of loss in my whole entire life.



You'll get used to it, life is full of rich tapestry and you have trod in some very deep er, tapestry.

Look on the positive side, you have travelled a long way unto adulthood, before the big loss knocked you sideways, well done.

I sincerely hope that you go for as many years before the next one accosts you.


If however the next one happens next week, then welcome to our world.

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