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11-16-2004, 11:29 PM
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More Than You Expect
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Make sure you aren't confusing your interest in another woman with being unhappy where you are. Seeing what else is out there is a normal part of any relationship.
The fact that the woman you broke up with was actually hurt by your break up speaks volumes about how much she cares - there's no sense in risking a person like that (who are very few and far between) over a possible relationship that'd have to cause a rift between two friends to work out. You'll never find exactly what you want in a person unless you date yourself. Question what's contributing to your feelings, look at the situation objectively, and think before you make any decision. Good luck.
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11-17-2004, 08:48 AM
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I would be extremely careful in this situation. You are already at a big disadvantage having your girlfriend and your next possible girlfriend be roommates. You also may want to wait until Lindsey has some time to cool down (something like 2-3 months) before you try anything. You definitely don't want a rebound relationship. They suck! I'm not sure how good of friends Lindsey and your girlfriend are but you may be left without anyone by trying to switch.
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