Honestly, if in a year I've managed to be happy in a good relationship, you get the best chocolate I can find. I suggest shaving it onto fresh strawberries and adding Devonshire cream.
Umm, no, I mean I haven't had a conversation with anyone I didn't already know since . . . probably Christmas? With the exception of one friend-of-a-friend who's now part of my tiny social circle.However, what I meant is... there is a huge difference between "I don't usually meet people, but if I happen to meet someone who works for me I'll give it a try" and "I don't usually meet people, so I am fine with ignoring the possible romance to wait for Mr. Imperfect to finally slither to me".
Alternately, I could write more books.And yeah, widening your social circle would be one of suggested steps if possible.
No, I mean he already found and broke up with another girl since me, and I'm still having trouble with this decision.Good for you! At least you know what you don't want in a relationship!
Yes, I'm completely disgusted with myself, why do you ask?
Actually, there's a reasonable chance for one or two, and even my common sense agrees with that.Relationships usually fail for some reasons. It's a very small probability that the reason goes away just by "getting older". Also: review the reasons why the relationship failed. Can any of these be solved just by adding time? Realistically?
Maybe? I honestly doubt it.Or would you need a full overhaul of your/his character for it to work?
How many years? Three, maybe? While constantly feeling pathetic and ashamed? (No, no it was not the same guy, I'm not quite that unable to look after myself.)Well, I meant how it feels when you actually spend these few years. For no result.
A little bit like. Then again, you said all the things I'd say to my best friend if she were in my place.One more thing. I'll put it into spoilers, because it's somewhat... blunt and direct. And I will also most probably sound like a hole of a donkey