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| Comment | Thanks again Rebos, I will have to consider my options now based off what you have told me. You know two years ago, I would have never put up with something like this. Im afraid at this point I am just too lazy to get out of the relationship. I just dont want to deal with all the drama that it will cause if we break up. I know that sounds rediculous, because of the drama I have to deal with just about every day. Thats how I now I love her. I would rather be with her and be miserable then not be with her at all. Now thats sad. Hopfully I make the right choice, and get back to the life I had, free of such terrable problems. | ||
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