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QuoteTheRaven424
22 Months?!!!!
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Re: friend problem
Posted by muchinluvmichi
Flee! u KNOW how to read???   
damn, i have a great response to that, but it will start WWIII so i decline 
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Michi
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Re: friend problem
Posted by CaptainCharisma424
Posted by muchinluvmichi
Flee! u KNOW how to read???
damn, i have a great response to that, but it will start WWIII so i decline
Fleee knows that I was just joking!!!!...um right flee?...flee?....flee!!!!!! LOL
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| Posted 8/16/05 5:04 PM |
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FeliciaDP
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Re: friend problem
Posted by CaptainCharisma424
Posted by muchinluvmichi
Flee! u KNOW how to read???
damn, i have a great response to that, but it will start WWIII so i decline
You are both so cruel and heartless 
AND DON, I'm a hormonal preggo chick , I wouldn't mess with me if I were you 
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| Posted 8/16/05 5:04 PM |
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Ambersmom
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Sharon
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Re: friend problem
You are totally within your right to say "No".
I would definitely be wary of a friend who kept bugging me to "move in", "stay overnight" etc. if she's admittedly having financial issues and even her family doesn't want her in. I think you're going to have to stop dodging the bullet and being nice (which we know you are ) and lay it on the line with this chick. Your place is off limits and you don't need that added infringement and imposition on your life and lifestyle. I would tell her to quit pushing the issue or she will be doing some long term damage to the relationship. Why should you have to feel guilty about not agreeing to something that would make you uncomfortable?
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| Posted 8/16/05 5:14 PM |
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Michi
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Re: friend problem
Posted by ambersmom
You are totally within your right to say "No".
I would definitely be wary of a friend who kept bugging me to "move in", "stay overnight" etc. if she's admittedly having financial issues and even her family doesn't want her in. I think you're going to have to stop dodging the bullet and being nice (which we know you are ) and lay it on the line with this chick. Your place is off limits and you don't need that added infringement and imposition on your life and lifestyle. I would tell her to quit pushing the issue or she will be doing some long term damage to the relationship. Why should you have to feel guilty about not agreeing to something that would make you uncomfortable?
ur absolutly right babe, thank you for that.. i really appreciate the advice cause im totally at my wits end and then i feel like IM being the bad one, thanks again 
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| Posted 8/16/05 5:23 PM |
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dooodles
When you wish upon a star
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Re: friend problem
Since everyone has basically already given the same advice I would, how was this chick able to go to Europe and still have money issues? It just don't smell right that she isn't allowed to stay by her family either 
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| Posted 8/16/05 6:30 PM |
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Michi
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Re: friend problem
Posted by dooodles
Since everyone has basically already given the same advice I would, how was this chick able to go to Europe and still have money issues? It just don't smell right that she isn't allowed to stay by her family either
exxxactly!!!! she went to europe spent all her money on that and now doesnt wanna pay rent to her landlord not exxxactly my problem ya know.. and she doesnt go back to live with her family cause its "too crowded" once again NOT my problem ya know... thanks for the advice all and for making me feel like im doing the right thing
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| Posted 8/16/05 6:44 PM |
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