Kate

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Feb 7, 2011
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:agree:

And then realise you've missed your flight.
That's what I'd worry about! Also, I'm being picked up by my aunt to go and see my grandma, and I can't be drunk.

As someone who works in an Airport, its suprising how often this happens lol.


Kate if you have transit in Stockholm airport there will be free drinks and long talks of how much cooler then lagertha you are :D
Changing my route right now... :D
 

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Mohad

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May 20, 2009
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I can't bring myself to tell anyone else, not friends, not families, so I will write it here.

My boyfriend and I, after a 2.5 yr relationship had decided to call it off. I wanted marriage, he wanted the same, however is not able to meet my condition to convert to Islam. I have no strength to entertain any "religion is stupid" argument etc., but why it is important to me is not because it is what is required as a Muslim, it is my own personal choice - I was brought up as one, and would like to live in a household that shared the same values. Religions or not, I think couples need to have common, shared values, especially when it comes to raising children.

Anyway on paper he could do it but he has told me he does not think he can live up to my expectations in practice, and he is not comfortable with the idea of raising mus kids in Australia (he is Australian.) So after many rounds of discussions, we both finally grew a pair and called it off after many, many tears.

It is such a $#@! feeling having to break up when you both really love each other but I don't think love can sustain a marriage and these issues need to be addressed now before it bites us both in the ass in the future (well HAD a future, not anymore I guess.)

ARGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH can't stop crying. Farken can't imagine having to start all over again. We are, were, both each other's everything.
Really sorry for that, Sally.

Your story is kinda similar to my girlfriend with her ex boyfriend who was Dutch (from college days), what I can say, love is blind :D. Anyway, I believe you did the right thing to both of you, however you should have known from the beginning the outcome of such relationship and be ready for it. To be honest, from the way I see it you did wrong to yourself as (if I'm not mistaken) you didn't discuss about this during dating to determine if he is a long term match or not.

Life is all about learning, stay strong.
 

Enron

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Oct 11, 2005
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I had one of those days were every woman I ran into was extremely attractive. I don't know if it's lonely goggles or what. Got a couple of numbers, so I'll get my co-worker to confirm.
 

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