Let's Have Some Sing-A-Long Songs
ChatterBank0 min ago
This guy I've spoken about I know from dogs home. I said work comes at top of my list and he said 'you finish at two and then have the weekend off ! When he all of a sudden brought up we hadn't been out for ages. Very little does he know about selco. What is he trying to get out of this?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Abbey, you say you 'don't want the attention off him', but also that it's 'awkward' not to have any more to do with him. You'll have to decide which of these you can cope with!
PS I think many of us find it hard to be sympathetic when you made so much drama last year, appeared to have got it sorted - and now you're back to the 'What did he mean when...?' questions.
Abbey, you asked the same question - several times - last year. To summarise... having male friends is fine when you start haveing a 'proper' relationship. No new partner should oblect to that.
Having a 'friend' that you called all sorts of names but kept up with because he bought you things, took you places and is too'awkward' to now shake off, isn't!
You like extending the conversation by throwing in extra things (often thiungs you've said before) which are not relevant or important in the scheme of things. Block him. Avoid him where possible. If you see him be polite but distant. If he presses you tell him you're not interested in seeing/hearing from him away from the dogs home and tell him you've blocked his calls/messages.
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