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yami_samuraifloSo, my sister and her boyfriend broke up, after a grand total of two months.
He called her saying they needed to talk, and well... You can guess how it ended.
They seemed to part on friendly terms, which is good. I guess they both knew it wouldn't last, but wanted to give it a try.
Funnily enough, it's her boyfriend who seemed the most embarassed and uneasy about the whole separation, not my sister. Honestly, he's a nice boy and she had a crush on him since she first met him two years ago. But the thing is, he hadn't considered my sister as a love interest before, and they've been friends while my sister kept hoping for more. But well, if they're great friends, as a couple, it just didn't work out.
He wanted to break their relationship, but didn't want to hurt her, and wanted to remain her friend. Actually, she seemed to take it better than him, at least at first. As she put it, 'if he wasn't feeling happy or good with me, I couldn't force him to stay with me'. Good for you, sis. Don't know how long it will last, though; she's already starting to get moody, and a bit guilty, wondering if it's her fault. Hopefully, her friends will help cheering her up if; they've been calling and texting her a good part of the afternoon.
But just to stay on the safe side, I think I'll bake a cake or two for when she'll come back from school tomorrow evening. You can never have too much sweets when you're feeling down.
He called her saying they needed to talk, and well... You can guess how it ended.
They seemed to part on friendly terms, which is good. I guess they both knew it wouldn't last, but wanted to give it a try.
Funnily enough, it's her boyfriend who seemed the most embarassed and uneasy about the whole separation, not my sister. Honestly, he's a nice boy and she had a crush on him since she first met him two years ago. But the thing is, he hadn't considered my sister as a love interest before, and they've been friends while my sister kept hoping for more. But well, if they're great friends, as a couple, it just didn't work out.
He wanted to break their relationship, but didn't want to hurt her, and wanted to remain her friend. Actually, she seemed to take it better than him, at least at first. As she put it, 'if he wasn't feeling happy or good with me, I couldn't force him to stay with me'. Good for you, sis. Don't know how long it will last, though; she's already starting to get moody, and a bit guilty, wondering if it's her fault. Hopefully, her friends will help cheering her up if; they've been calling and texting her a good part of the afternoon.
But just to stay on the safe side, I think I'll bake a cake or two for when she'll come back from school tomorrow evening. You can never have too much sweets when you're feeling down.
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Date: 2013-02-17 11:09 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2013-02-17 11:15 pm (UTC)But yes, it's good for them it stayed amicable. Though I guess it's going to be a bit uneasy from now on between them, for some time at least.
I just hope they'll both get through.
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Date: 2013-02-17 11:23 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2013-02-17 11:31 pm (UTC)I guess I'm going to have a mopy and emotional sibling around for a while if it doesn't work through...
*sighs*
That's going to be fuuuuuun.
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Date: 2013-02-17 11:32 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2013-02-17 11:40 pm (UTC)a) she caught a cold and
b) some of the subjects her teachers gave them for their art projects suck.
Though if she's going to complain about something, I hope it will be school; that, at least, I can relate to XD
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Date: 2013-02-17 11:42 pm (UTC)