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| quote: | Originally posted by DJ_Ampz
^Some of us dont learn so quick cale. lol
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It's not a matter of learning quick... I've had more girls than I have digits to count on. And believe it or not, I still talk to more than half of them 
There's major background here though. She's from the UK, we met in Vancouver,a nd we crove out here together. We agreed that once we got here, we'd split. I'm leaving for Australia next month, and she's going back to London. I need top get my life in order while I'm here, I don't need the whole "girlfriend" thing holding me back.
So, that being said, she went to Wisconsin to be with some of her family fo rhte holidays, adn she knows NO ONE else here but me, and she CRIED and BEGGED me to bring her out on New Years! She said she didn't want to be with her family, she wanted to be with me.
After telling her NO, a hundred times... I put myself in her shoes and said if I knew no one else, I'd atleast wanna spend New Years with someone I atleast knew. So I caved and invited.
Don't get me wrong, I had a great time that last night, but it wasn't til close to the end when this all happened. I pretty much ignored her for the last hour or 2 of the night because of it. Watching other girls walk by me a hundred times themselves showing signs they wanted me to talk to them. But I respected the fact that my "ex" was still around.
Yet, she's the one who desperately wanted to spend the time with me, yet she was off the whole night with other people. Whatever, it happens at parties.
I never mentioned any of this to her. I probably never will. What's done is done. But it still doesn't make up the fact that it's more that girls are the ones who seem to carelessly flaunt that they can get away with things that guys can't 
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