pontifex
Lifer
- Dec 5, 2000
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Originally posted by: yowolabi
Originally posted by: pontifex
Originally posted by: yowolabi
Originally posted by: pontifex
wait, you come here asking for "excuses" to give her as to why you want to break up with her but you don't want to be "totally dishonest"?? Maybe a little dishonest is ok though?
dude, just tell her how you feel.
Reading comprehension FTL. The only question he asked was the best way to break up with her without having to go through the awkwardness of asking her out to dinner first. He never asked for excuses, and he never asked for advice on what to tell her. Are you commenting in the wrong thread, or do you simply put the same BS in every post regardless of the subject?
he specifically asked for excuses, even used the word "excuses" several times...
"I'm wondering if someone can come up with an excuse for me "
"Dude, I'm just wondering if someone can think of a good excuse "
"just seeing if someone can think of a good excuse"
"Dude, I'm just wondering if someone can think of a good excuse to go over there without dragging her to an uncomfortable dinner. I'm merely claiming I'm mature, not creative. I'm not asking for advice on how to run my life, just seeing if someone can think of a good excuse. That's it. Not a big deal. If I don't see something that sounds like a good idea, I'll just have her out for dinner Thursday and be done with it. "
"I completely understand, but I'm not looking for relationship "advice." I'm wondering if someone can come up with an excuse for me to stop by for a short time"
When you pulled those quotes out, you had to have read the words surrounding them where he specifically says what he wants an excuse for. You had to know i would go back and bring in the entire context. If you didn't you're an idiot, if you did then you're a troll.... which is it?
sorry, you said "He never asked for excuses, and he never asked for advice on what to tell her" i proved you wrong on part 1 and he just proved you wrong in his last post.
