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m.tadwell
Dec 4, 2011, 03:46 PM
I have been with my girlfriend for two and a half years. I met her during the summer of 2009. I had a lot of friends in Montreal and lived on my own. We did one year where she lived at her parents, I lived on my own, and we saw each other two or three times a week, sometimes more, sometimes less. I was working hard on a portfolio to get into a creative writing program and spent one year working on it, and she wanted to go into law. I figured Montreal has reputable schools that offer good programs. She is a Francophone and I am an Anglophone, both bilingual, and both wanted to study in our language.
I got into my program in Montreal, but I knew she didn't want to apply to go to school in Montreal because she was nervous about not getting into Mcgill. She got into a school that wasn't in the city. Because we had been dating for only one year, I didn't think a long distance relationship would work very well, so I went into education near her school. That summer, she accepted a job outside of Montreal, where she would be living all summer, and we saw each other once or twice a week. Since I had decided to go to a school close to hers, we moved in together, lived the high life for a while, and then around February, I found a job we could both get and stay together in the apartment. It was then that she told me that she had accepted a job in France, and she was going there for four months.
Needless to say, Id was heartbroken. She said she wanted to stay together, and then our relationship started to go sour. The day she left, I told her I would drive her to the airport, and her family would go there too to say goodbye. On the way there, she got mad at me for taking the wrong highway (and it wasn't even the wrong highway), and then she got very angry and told me she hated me. I know she didn't, so I said for her to have a nice trip and that what she was saying wasn't fair. Oh, did I mention? -- she had two weeks off before leaving, and besides the three days we spent just together, she spent the entire time with her family.
Anyway, she left, we talked online, I wrote to her every day, sometimes we talked on Skype, but our issues were not resolved, but were put on hold. She asked me to pick her up; she came back from her trip the day before her school started. I said I would and I went to the airport and waited for two hours, when to my surprise, her family showed up. Her parents are very overbearing -- for Christmas they had expected us to be with them for the whole holidays, and when she has breaks from schooling, she goes to see them.
So when her parents showed up, I said, "Oh, thank God you guys are here. I have to go finish packing things up at home," and I left. For about a week, we talked about how she went behind my back, that a couple needs to be open about things, and that I can't handle another long trip like that -- what's the point? So we go on vacations, and spent almost a solid day arguing. When we got back, things were on again/off again. One day we were getting ready to go to a protest when she asked me to get her water bottle out of her bag. It's almost Christmas, and what to my wondering eyes should appear, but an exchange application for one whole year.
I was upset, so I told her that I understood that she wants to travel, and she can, because I want to as well, but because this all went along behind my back again, if she chooses that exchange, then I can't be with her. For two weeks she told me she wasn't sure she loved me and said she chose her trip. I left it alone for a weekend and went to my parents. I decided I would try to woo her. I planned to take her to a place I found while working during the summer, Quebec wine region.
I made two fake plane tickets, asked her for two hours of her time, and took her out to the mountains, pulled over on the side of the road, and said that the world is full of beauty, there are beautiful places to visit even in our own backyards. I said that love is a trip -- perhaps the greatest trip of all -- and any trip we take will be made better because we did it together. I pulled out the fake plane tickets that said Air Love and a bunch of other tacky stuff, had one for me and one for her, and asked her to take this trip with me. Two days later she said she chose me.
Fast forward two weeks, exam period, I wake up early with her because I'm teaching a class that day, she is studying for exams, lots of stress, we argue. I leave, and when I get home, I sit down with her, and she says she is leaving the apartment for a couple of days, is going to stay at her friend's house, and doesn't know when she will be back. She says she needs to think about things. We both lose our cool. She leaves.
This leaves many things up in the air. I might have to move out, and that screws us both over because she can't afford the apartment all on her own, plus I own most of what is in there because I had my own apartment beforehand. I have two weeks to confirm with a friend that I can take a room in his house.
For a couple of days after she left, we texted a bit, me trying to figure out what is going on, her telling me she needs to figure out what she needs. She tells me via text that she needs me out of the apartment next week so she can go do laundry. I say that I am in exams and need the place to study. She gets mad. I go through the house, collect some of her clothes, her shampoo, a bar of soap, a Maxim LaPierre shirt I had given her to sleep in for France (a habs one), and a stuffed animal. I put this, along with portioned-out food for dinners for 5 days, in my car, take her spare keys, and drive to her school where I find her car and put her stuff in it.
Later on that night, I'm driving in town and her car is in front of the bar. I fight the urge to go in and ask her to talk to me, but instead go home. So right now I am confused, know she is out with her friends partying (they are all single and right now she is living at one of their houses), but probably mostly studying. I trust that she won't sleep with other guys, am upset because after all these things have happened, things for me are up in the air.
There are many options for us, but she is unwilling to even talk to me. Right now I am playing it cool, laying low, and leaving her alone, but the walls of my apartment close in on me when I am in there, things that remind me of her surround me, and I have difficulty sleeping in our bed. I am acting like it is over, but half of me thinks she will come back, half of me thinks she will leave. Most of me wants her to come back, like 80%, but I don't want her to come back and us have to relive experiences like this again.
I told her that she never gave this relationship a chance, that she leaves me to stoke the home fires. Is it possible for someone to love you and just be that kind of personality, or am I being naïve and should have dumped that girl the first summer? (Please note, when we are together and things are good, it's really nice. We are supportive of each other, we are able to help each other out, her weaknesses are my strengths and vice versa. If it was always like that, we would be great.)
What do you guys think?
talaniman
Dec 4, 2011, 05:49 PM
I don't think she is straight up and honest enough for me. For whatever reasons, she should have conveyed her plans, and priorities instead of letting you live in limbo, so much.
I don't know what the future holds, but since she is leaving, let her go completely, and have the fun you deserve without her.
For sure she is determined to have hers. Sucks to come this far and have it end, but it was great while it lasted. On to the next adventure.
vanheart
Dec 4, 2011, 11:34 PM
She never sounded as invested as you were.
Very much like my ex.
The best thing you can do is forget this girl. She got you on a weird emotional leash. All perpetuated by your expectations. Not hers.
At this point you are your worst enemy here. Going after her. Putting up with her.
She may have been fun, exciting, etc. But the reality is, she doesn't want you. Sorry.
I know how that feels.
Take it like a man & split. Never talk to her again.
At least until you get your sh&t together.
Forget that. Never talk to her again. I wouldn't.
But that's me.
Did I forget to mention NC?
geminichick
Dec 5, 2011, 06:46 AM
I agree with everything that has been posted here! The best thing to do is to let her go. I can completely understand how difficult it would be to sleep in a bed you both once shared together and being in the same environment you both were in. It has a lot of memories that makes you feel like your heart is coming out of your throat.
Problem is, it's hard to invest in a relationship when someone isn't on the same page as you are. YOu both have to be on the same page. I agree that you need to have no contact with her. It's going to be very difficult for you. YOu may even feel tempted to contact her in some way or another, but, it's only to your detrement and only leads to more heartbreak and hinders your healing process. Keeping busy will help and doing things that you really enjoy doing. Read "How to breakup and survive 101". It's an excellent and very helpful article and tool. Take one day at a time. Hope all the best for you!
m.tadwell
Dec 5, 2011, 08:50 AM
What's NC?
geminichick
Dec 5, 2011, 08:59 AM
"NC" means: No Contact!
m.tadwell
Dec 5, 2011, 09:36 AM
Well sounds like a pretty standard break up, I suppose any one who feels like they have had a low return on investment will be reluctant to drop it. As I see it two things can happen, the break lasts for ever (breakup) or she decides that the relationship is important to her, and we slowly rebuild. I think I will move out anyway, and since no one involved did anything unforgivable, then maybe one day it will work out. If not then I have begun my own life again, and I will be able to rebuild myself. Thank you guys for the advice. Keep on posting
geminichick
Dec 5, 2011, 09:52 AM
I think moving out would be a great start if you can do that. Moving on with your life is really what you need to do right now and start focusing in on your own needs and what you need to do to help yourself. I might be totally wrong about this but she probably isn't thinking anytime soon about returning. Like Talaniman said you should let her go completely. Start focusing in on the future.
m.tadwell
Dec 5, 2011, 10:44 AM
What's the protocol for a text message asking how I am doing after a week of not talking
vanheart
Dec 5, 2011, 10:49 AM
Ignore it, don't respond.
geminichick
Dec 5, 2011, 11:47 AM
I agree with vanheart. You just ignore it. Keeping her out of your life, the sooner you'll be able to move on with your own life. Each day will get a little easier. It was very difficult in my case as well. My situation was a little different from yours but trust me when I say things do get easier. Each day gets a little easier. Once you come to the place when you know you are better off without them, then you will be able to move forewards to new and better possibilities.
talaniman
Dec 5, 2011, 02:09 PM
NC, means you will have time to let your emotional dust settle without the distraction of confusion, drama, and false hope, so you can make better decisions for yourself, based on FACTS, and not just FEELINGS.
Of course you ignore half as attempts at seeming friendly contact, unless you are strong and wise enough to cut to the chase about any future you have so neither of you wastes time with friendly banter, that gives rise to that confusion, drama, and false hope. And hides a hidden motive and agenda.
After a break up, should two people be honest and direct so there is an understanding??
Texting 'how are you' is only a feeler to take your emotional temperature. Takes no effort, and is no different that sticking a thermometer up a babies a$$.You ignore it, and go about your business. If she wanted you back as a partner, she would contact you and let you know.
If she just wants you in her life as a friend, she will let you know. If she is bored, or needy, she will also tip that off to, if you pay attention and nor be distracted by your own agenda, or hurt feelings.
NC lets you get honest with yourself, about where you are going, and how to get there and keep your dignity, and self respect.
NC allows you to stand for yourself, and not fall for some dumb BS!
m.tadwell
Dec 5, 2011, 08:00 PM
All right guys, time for an update, we did indeed talk, and we talked about our options, I move out, we stay together, take a step back, or we break up and I move out, or we stay together and I stay here. She said she thought for the relationship to work, I should move out and we stay together. I told her, look, I have been wasting my time, my life has been on hold while your going behind my back and figuring your own life. I said I'm not going to do the move out stay with you gig, because that's exactly what you want, and not what I want at all, I want a meaningful intimate partnership with someone who doesn't go behind my back, I want to have someone who has my back, and you haven't. I said either your in a committed relationship, and you act like it, or you are single, right now, you're half assing both. I said if she really loved me, would this be so difficult? That she needs to be damn sure of what her choice is, because if she chooses wrong, somewhere down the line it's going to rip wide open. I certainly feel better about it now, had to set the boundaries. I don't really think it's going to work out at this point, if I haven't felt loved yet, it's unlikely I will later. I don't really think people can change over night, and if she does, ill be really nervous for a while, I'm not a fan of that bait and switch thing. At this point, I'm not so worried about breaking up, at least I will get closure, not like the last week. We are meeting on Friday, to figure out our living situation, I have a lot of thinking to do. Keep on posting, I know I didn't do the NC thing, had to clear stuff up, I feel like solid gold now, especially since I started thinking about my future alone, and it wasn't that bad, and she has been thinking of our future together. Either way, I'll be happy
talaniman
Dec 6, 2011, 12:18 AM
I am pleasantly surprised that you got to the heart of the matter without the games, and approve of your honesty.
Balls in her court, just keep it real!
vanheart
Dec 6, 2011, 03:00 PM
You have to use your gut.
"I don't really think it's going to work out at this point, if I haven't felt loved yet, it's unlikely I will later."
Just remember who's #1. You.
Don't let her indecisions & behavior stop you from living & being happy. This sure isn't.
If I were you, I would stop all pressure, disappear for a while. Let her decide if she wants you in her life & at what capacity.
At that point, if ever, you can decide if you want to continue anything. Or make a plan.
Sounds to me like she is keeping you hanging on & at bay.
You can't wait around forever...
m.tadwell
Dec 6, 2011, 09:41 PM
All right guys, update time, so we met up after my exam today, and I said I was hungry and asked if she could drive me somewhere for food. I got in the car, we started discussing our options, she said I should move out, I asked if maybe she loved me like a brother, she said she thinks so. So I was like all right well I will get my stuff out after xmas, and move into my buddys place, you concentrate on your school work. Then we hugged, we were almost too nice to each other. We cried, (men can cry too), I asked her to take me for a drive, we drove around for ten minutes. I asked her for a kiss, we kissed, and then she drove me home, I said thank you to her for showing me I could love someone, that she was a good person, and that things will be okay, I kissed her on the lips, and then got out of the car, as I went she grabbed my hand, and I kissed her hand, smiled, and walked away, when I got to the door, I turned around, waved and went inside. Now I'm going to drink some beers. She will be wondering for a long time "omg did i make the right decision?" and a million other questions, I'm glad we left on a good note, I have never had a breakup like this before.
vanheart
Dec 6, 2011, 09:51 PM
Congratulations!! Whew...
Now you know. Geez.
Join the club. Thought you were going to keep waiting for another slap.
How did that last one feel?
Never, ever. I mean ever. Talk to her. See her. FB her. Text her. Screw her.
Did I forget EVER. NC, buddy.
Yup.!
BBB_Buckeroo
Dec 7, 2011, 12:57 AM
You need to move on to the next things in your life. Take it as a sign to get going on some new projects.
It will hurt at first but I suggest you move on to the three B system. Booze, Blow Jobs (getting them not giving) and Black Jack.
It will be a long an lonely road for a while but if you live by BBB for the next couple of weeks, months, years, you'll be set!
Buck up!
shoulditrust
Dec 7, 2011, 02:43 AM
Listen to the pros, they are really good. I finally got out from my ****, was facing something similar :s and I really do understand the feeling...
talaniman
Dec 7, 2011, 10:11 AM
You handled that with dignity, and class, continue to do so, especially after a few beers.
m.tadwell
Dec 8, 2011, 08:12 AM
So I had to leave the apartment, it was killing me to be there. I went to my parents place to change my scenery, I wasn't able to concentrate out there. I have weird dreams,when I am able to sleep, where we are doing things like going to a restaurant, or just driving around. I guess when I look at all of my relationship with her, there was something wrong from the beginning, I think I always knew that, I was just being naïve. I know there will be someone else, because there are a lot of people in this world, but I can't help but feel like I have lost something very important. I wonder if it is because I knew I couldn't get her that I chased her so much, you always want what you can't have. I have some stomach aches, its better at my parents place though, I can at least eat, and sleep, because it isn't the bed I shared with her. We have three years between us, I think that is a really big factor. Yesterday when I got to my parents, my dad showed me what he got me for xmas; a huge solid wood desk. I don't have an apartment big enough to fit it, I felt really ****ty. I have moved around so much in the last 4 years. At least 4 times. This will be the fifth. Sometimes I feel sick, like there is something at the bottom of my stomach that is being squeezed. I can't tell if I am hungry or if it is just pain. I think today I will go get a fish, and name him Samuel Johnson, I think it will keep my mind off things, until he dies, which all fish usually do. I hope that she, or anyone she is involved with will never read these messages, is there a way to remove the question after a while I wonder if she ever loved me, thanks guys for the responses, it has been helpful
talaniman
Dec 8, 2011, 04:49 PM
Sure she did, but things changed. Been there a few times on both sides of those feelings. You just keep working for your own stability, and hope that fish don't freak you out like Sam Johnson did in his day.
Just stay classy guy, you will overcome this latest glitch.
shoulditrust
Dec 8, 2011, 08:19 PM
I salute you, u are really calm. Try not to stalk her on fb or twitter if any, as it will make you feel worse. Personal experience :)
vanheart
Dec 9, 2011, 03:31 PM
"there was something wrong from the beginning, I think I always knew that"
That's an important statement.
I knew that too from my last GF. We live & learn. I went back & read my journals after my breakup.
I knew it wasn't right either. Why I continued is another story.
We all feel sick from this heartbreak crap. Its normal.
You sound like a cool guy. Just take things easy.
Do for yourself. It doesn't matter where you are, or how many times you've moved.
Be happy in your own skin & others will see you for that. Im sure there are already ones that do.
You know who they are. The ones that stick by you, no matter what.
Healing takes time, sometimes. Give yourself that.
You will be just fine.
m.tadwell
Dec 10, 2011, 08:10 PM
You guys are going to love this. So, I talked to my parents, and asked my dad when he could help me move out. He said next week is the only good time for him because he is going into surgery on the 20th for his eyes and won't be able to do anything for a while. I talked to the ex, and said "look I know I told you that next week the apartment was urs, but I need that week to pack and move", she was like "next week I planned to have my friend over and study for exams, and on friday have a party" , I was like " yeah well you can stay there but I really need to move out because I have to do this before my dads surgery" she said "you are trying to **** me up for my exams". No way, she chose to kick me out during my exams, and she had planned to stay at her friends house for two weeks, two whole weeks. The big kicker is that for her party, she was planning to host it at the apartment. I own the pots, pans, fridge couch and diner table, you think her friends are going to give a shtt if they spill stuff on my couch. Anyway so I was like what ever, I need to pack my stuff next week, she says I only have like ten boxes to pack, I was like wow you really think that is all I have in the apartment, I need the whole week to pack and then Friday to move. She wrote "its been two weeks i havent been there and you have had the apartment to yourself, you arent going to tell me you need a whole week to pack your things so i can't be there to study with my friend because you are going to be chilling and taking your sweet time, and i wont be able to have my friends on friday because you are still going to be there."... looks like I am seeing her true colors
geminichick
Dec 11, 2011, 05:37 AM
Take the stuff that belongs to you. See how long she stays in that apartment then. She has no right to those things when they are yours. I'm glad you see what she is actually like!
vanheart
Dec 11, 2011, 10:23 AM
Just remember that you are in control. You no longer have to work within her schedule. Just yours.
The less interaction you have with her, the better.
talaniman
Dec 11, 2011, 10:28 AM
Seems she needs a room mate with a couch.
m.tadwell
Dec 11, 2011, 12:05 PM
A room mate with a couch, TV, printer, fridge, pots, pans, cutlery, a bed frame, a dinner table, pictures of various sizes. Her mom emailed my dad saying things like "we payed half of the apartment all summer because mark said he was going to stay there. He said he wanted to move closer to school and even change programs. My daughter was gone since november 29th and had to stay at her friends house. she even had to cancel that friends birthday party so your son could move out."... Like she's trying to make me feel super bad for her daughter leaving. The ex even said so herself "you have been in the apartment for two weeks, i have exams and it is making it hard for me to concentrate because I have been living out of my car for two weeks."... I did that girls laundry and put it in her car so she wouldn't have to see me, during MY exams. This has turned into a huge war and both her and her mother are trying to make me the bad guy here. I feel like ****, and I am kind of angry that her mother thinks it is my fault that she had to leave, when all I wanted was her to come home. Im especially angry that it has been a huge party for her while I have had to read between the lines and figure out what she was doing. I told her last wendsday that I was leaving and she hadn't even been back the other day when I went to pack stuff. The sooner I am out of there, the better. It seems like it's a mother daughter thing this, since it was her mother who told her to go away both summers, and is making me feel like crap for trying to be a great guy. Some people just don't get it. I am incredibly dissapointed in the way my ex has been acting, and also the way she has framed the whole situation to her mother and family, it really makes me look like a bad guy.
talaniman
Dec 11, 2011, 12:24 PM
Screw 'em!! Do what you have to do!
vanheart
Dec 11, 2011, 12:26 PM
Don't let them get to you. You aren't the bad guy, just the opposite.
She knows it, hence the BS. Guilt. Dumpers like to turn stuff around so they come out smelling like roses.
Soon this mess will be over & you can go NC forever.
Hope you are starting to see what she's really about.
You will be glad later to get rid of this.
m.tadwell
Dec 11, 2011, 05:39 PM
The fact is, that as long as I was making all the effort, she was happy. I did two summers without her, of course there's going to be adjustment problems. It was okay for her to make me wait for two summers, but as soon as I told her that she couldn't do something, she tells me she is not in love with me. I am starting to think that it was only all right as long as she was calling the shots, this relationship was only good while it worked for her, and as soon as I told her to work for it, she backed out. I know its for the better, but it still frustrates me. It initially made me feel like it was my fault, but now I see I was set up to fail. Being a too good boyfriend was my downfall, being too understanding was what set me up to fail.
vanheart
Dec 11, 2011, 05:50 PM
Good. Get pissed off. I would be too. Now I'm pissed for you...
And no, Being a good boyfriend is nothing to feel bad about. Just getting with the wrong girl.
Don't let her ruin what's good inside of you. Its easy to feel like that when someone rips your heart out.
She did set you up to fail because she never really was as serious as you. She just liked the attention. Girls can be like that.
My last one fits yours to a T.
But remember that you were half of the situ. Me too.
Use this lesson on how to use your radar.
Can't wait until you go NC.
After a while, you will chuckle about all of this.
Because you are the better person.
m.tadwell
Dec 11, 2011, 08:22 PM
Well right now I'm pretty sure her and her parents are at the apartment packing my stuff. I sent her a text saying explicitly not to touch my things, and for her parents to not touch my things. Looks like they want war, well I'm not going to fall into that trap, but I am still super pissed off. More so than before. If she had her parents over, they are surely sleeping on my sheets, and using my stuff to cook on, and that frustrates me because they feel such a sense of entitlement. Its like they did me all the favors, and I owe them. Some people just are so rude. I guess on her side, I need to understand that she has been gone for two weeks and feels like its my fault for her not coming back to the apartment, and her parents probably feel like its my fault for kicking her out during exams, and she's probably mad that I told her that she couldn't have a party on my stuff. I swear to god, I don't even care about "having my heart broken" because now I am seeing who she and her family really are, I just want to wash my hands of her and her bat shtt crazy mom.
vanheart
Dec 11, 2011, 08:32 PM
If you are that worried about your stuff, then get over there.
I wouldn't want my ex's parents filing & packing for me. Going through my things.
That's screwed up on her & her parents part. How dare they.
They don't give one sh$t about you. Never did.
If there is anything there you want that's YOURS, then get it. Now. May be too late.
Otherwise wipe your hands and let her parents clean up her messes, not yours.
That's pitiful. Get far away from her.
Stop being a wuss.
vanheart
Dec 11, 2011, 08:42 PM
Also get all of that party. Exams and excuses out of your head. Feeling like you did something wrong.
Yeah right. You did. By getting with her & putting up with her using.
Give to someone who cares from now on. You know the ones.
This was her plan. I guess it didn't go as planned. Girls plan this stuff. When it doesn't work, they freak.
Call Mommy & Daddy in. Boo Hoo, Mommy.
That's all her crap.
No longer your worry. Ewwwwwwwwwwww.
m.tadwell
Dec 23, 2011, 11:09 PM
All right, so I moved all my stuff out of the apartment, it felt very empty after I got it all out. I had run speakers through the walls so I patched up the holes with plaster, she will have to sand and paint. I moved into the house with my pals, my parents call it "animal house" because it is clearly a party zone. I think it will be good for me to live there for a bit, I won't get lonely. I stopped talking to her a while ago, I asked her what happened to us, she said she didn't have a very hard time distancing her self from me, she couldn't keep loving me anymore. At least that's honest, which she should have been from the start, or I should have seen it from the start. It was hard to tell what was mine and what was hers, I left her my TV (an old 32 inch tube tv) and a desk (my parents got me a solid wood one for xmas so I didn't need the old one). I had not talked to her in days, until today she emailed me saying that she needed some wooden utensils back, as well as a broom, and some bamboo blinds that she says were hers. I mean if you add all those things up, they are worth maybe 100$, it cost me 300 to move out, and I did it in two days. I feel her email is more to gauge where I am, if I am still dedicated to her, so she feels like I am still her "b!tch". She said that she would like me to reinstall the blinds since her dad was only there for one day, and would have to come back up to do that. I say eff that, she can use her friends to figure out her blinds, since they are the ones who supposedly "backed her up when she needed them most". I am not touching that, I will head back up to collect my bike frame and a firewire. Worst case she can keep that, I'm not going to stress out for nothing. I just found out today that because I did so bad on my final exam, that I will have to withdraw from education, I need to apeal to the dean, I don't see any issues since I am only one percent from the expected requirement. Looking back on all this, I think that I was too good to her, I should have drawn the line a long time ago, it would have saved me a lot of heartache. I think that if I stuck to my guns (about not doing long distance relationships) the first time she left, I would be in a different position today. Sometimes I miss her, and I think of some of the good moments and I miss those, but then I remind myself, that the girl she is now, isn't the girl she was then. When I feel bad about the past, I look to my future, how much I will grow, how much there is out there for me to do, and how I will live my life, not some image of what a life should be, but a life fully lived. I know I won't love for a while, at least not the same way, but when it comes my way again, the right way, it will be different, and maybe that time won't work out either, but at least now I believe in it, and some day, hopefully, I will meet someone who believes in it too.
talaniman
Dec 24, 2011, 09:01 AM
Love it, you go guy!!
vanheart
Dec 24, 2011, 04:02 PM
Awesome! Now you can really go NC.
And can concentrate on what's really important.
And who.