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2 years tommorow since I split with xp

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nutcracker · 02/02/2008 22:46

Not counting the small blip.

2 years, blimey.

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nutcracker · 02/02/2008 22:49

2 years of nothing, who'd have thought that I could end a relationship and be full of hope and and dreams and end up here, 2 years later, having done nothing at all.

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random · 02/02/2008 22:50

Is that a good thing... or are you sad

nutcracker · 02/02/2008 22:51

Am glad we split, yeah just sad that it was for nothing, cos i haven't changed my life at all.

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random · 02/02/2008 22:51

you havent done nothing ..you have brought up you children ..counts for loads in my book

pukkapatch · 02/02/2008 22:51

its not really nothing nutty. i remember your threads before you split from him. despite the problems you may have now with him, you still sound better off without him than you were whilst with him.

nutcracker · 02/02/2008 22:52

Thanks, but I did that anyway.

Not sure what I expected would hapen really.

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nutcracker · 02/02/2008 22:55

Actually, I do know, I know I thought I'd get a life, make some friends and perhaps meet a nice bloke, get a job.

Didn't quite count on non of that happening.

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nutcracker · 03/02/2008 09:19

Sorry, was suffering from wine induced self pity last night.

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TLV · 03/02/2008 12:37

happens to all of us will happen to me at somepoint I imagine

nutcracker · 03/02/2008 13:05

How can I have not achieved anything in 2 years though, I don't get where I am going wrong at the moment.

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allgonebellyup · 03/02/2008 15:47

Are you still up for trying again on a course/new job??
Honestly, working, and making new friends this year has helped my confidence no end, even going out to the pub and catching blokes looking at me or chatting me up - it all helps the confidence x 100!!

Maybe try to find what you are really interested in/what is possible to do, and then it can all unravel from there..you WILL make new friends all of a sudden and also find youre being invited out in the evenings a lot..

Good luck!

nutcracker · 03/02/2008 16:21

Thank you

I am still interested in getting a job or finding a course yep.

Currently debating signing up for the Marks and Spencers 'Marks and Start' work experiance for lone parents scheme.

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reallyfatcow · 31/07/2008 02:37

it's been almost 2 years for me and i managed to do first year at uni already.
go for it!!!! hekp with chldcarwe costes and living expenses and better job prospects at end. come on single mommas!!!!!!

reallyfatcow · 31/07/2008 02:38

p.s. the latye night budweisser and sleepless nights aren't hel[pong my keyboard illiteracy lol

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