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Clementine

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Re: so confused - grieving in many ways
02/17/13 12:25 AM

You are right. I hadn't realized how selfish I was being. It hadn't occurred to me to put myself in his shoes, or to consider how he might feel about my actions and overreacting. I am not as open-minded as I thought I was. I really need to work on my interpersonal skills and boundaries. It hadn't occurred to me that he is maybe only trying to keep me as a friend because he wants to keep me from telling anyone else.
Thanks so much for turning my perspectives around.

Best wishes and love to you,

Clem

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so confused - grieving in many ways	Clementine	02/16/13 12:57 PM
Re: so confused - grieving in many ways	Clementine	02/17/13 12:32 AM
Re: so confused - grieving in many ways	kicker	02/16/13 06:02 PM
Re: so confused - grieving in many ways	kicker	02/16/13 06:20 PM
Re: so confused - grieving in many ways	Clementine	02/17/13 12:25 AM

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