TonyB (22-03-16)
I think you have answered your own question. I would normally agree with Lu's answer - easier to regret not doing something than doing it - but it sounds like your gut instinct is telling you to stay away, and that instinct is your best adviser.
The man's a fool, by the way!
ana massage (22-03-16)
Plenty More Fish in the Sea!!!
And I'm a Good Catch!!!!
I hope you can get to the other side of this, providing you're sure, this is what You want...
You valued friend
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"To be or not to be, that is the question..."
ana massage (23-03-16)
Sometimes you have to ask yourself who's fault it was - yours for being too nice or hers for accepting your gennerousity!
It's a case of lámha suas for me in this area with friends in the past - been very nice and done everything I was asked to do but was then dropped like a hot potato when something better came along. I just learn by my mistakes and move on
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tom sand (23-03-16)
Ana the fact that you have posted this thread suggests that their is some degree of doubt in your mind, to make contact or not. As we do not know the whole story, advice supplied here could be completely incorrect.
The real question is, (a) If you don't make contact will you deal with the questions which this decision will raise in your mind in time to come, i.e. The unanswered questions or (b) Will meeting the person concerned clear the air for you somewhat, allowing you to move forward without wondering, although you may never know all the answers to some of the questions.
Only you know the whole story and have the ability to decide which of the above options are best for you.
ana massage (23-03-16)
David Feckem (23-03-16)