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Setting boundries

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cottonwoolballs · 11/02/2024 17:39

I feel quite proud of myself today. Long story short I stayed “friends “ with ex and we go for meals together etc. we had some time apart and he got back in touch in November. Spent a lot of time over the Christmas holidays going for walks/food. Come January he obviously isn’t as bored and probably messages no more than a sentence to me in weeks. We are due to go to a prebooked show this week and I’ve told him in no uncertain terms it is on a purely platonic basis by. Tbh I may not even go.

I’ve always worried about saying the wrong thing as he goes in a mood but I don’t actually care.

OP posts:
Mmhmmn · 11/02/2024 19:18

I’ve always worried about saying the wrong thing as he goes in a mood

Moody people - ugh - you can totally do without people like that in your life. Even as an ex, at worst they still mess you up, and at best are really f**king annoying.

You're totally within your rights to not go to the prebooked thing if you don't want to. He can offer your ticket to someone else .. someone who's willing to suffer his crappy moods and coming and going.

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