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what is this code for?
Kristinaaa(: asked:
haha, it’s the code for my myspace! thanks for answering
haha, it’s the code for my myspace! thanks for answering
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Getting dropped for the ex?
ricejerry25 asked:
I got dumped last night by a woman I was seeing, for an ex-boyfriend of hers of 3 years who is a pot-head, pill-taker, and works as a baggage handler at the airport. The stigma of it is that she was trying to seal a “loser” status on myself because I recently lost my job. Myself, I’m 27, a college graduate, attending law school(am doing well have a 3.7 GPA), live alone, was working full-time, don’t do drugs, don’t take pills, not an alcoholic, am professional, and always try to treat others how I want to be treated, have goals and objectives, don’t have any children, and never was married. However, I know I’m not perfect but I am a good person who also is good-looking as well. Herself, she’s 32, lives with a gay roommate and several cats, takes anti-depressants, an alcoholic, got a DUI, is somewhat slutty and will sleep with anybody after a few drinks, works for an airline, and also as a customer service representative. How do I move on from this and not feel burnt or hurt?
She emailed the very next day saying that she was truly sorry for hurting me, and doesn’t quite remember what all she said to me. She also stated in the email that she hopes I don’t hate her. She confessed all to what she had done, and agreed it was totally wrong. Does this mean in a roundabout way she was trying to push me away, and got an unexpected reaction out of me, and feels bad, sorry, or hurt that she hurt me in the process? Or does this mean she was just totally trashed and did not have any control over what she was doing that evening? Or does this mean she is just one totally mixed up woman with issues?
I got dumped last night by a woman I was seeing, for an ex-boyfriend of hers of 3 years who is a pot-head, pill-taker, and works as a baggage handler at the airport. The stigma of it is that she was trying to seal a “loser” status on myself because I recently lost my job. Myself, I’m 27, a college graduate, attending law school(am doing well have a 3.7 GPA), live alone, was working full-time, don’t do drugs, don’t take pills, not an alcoholic, am professional, and always try to treat others how I want to be treated, have goals and objectives, don’t have any children, and never was married. However, I know I’m not perfect but I am a good person who also is good-looking as well. Herself, she’s 32, lives with a gay roommate and several cats, takes anti-depressants, an alcoholic, got a DUI, is somewhat slutty and will sleep with anybody after a few drinks, works for an airline, and also as a customer service representative. How do I move on from this and not feel burnt or hurt?
She emailed the very next day saying that she was truly sorry for hurting me, and doesn’t quite remember what all she said to me. She also stated in the email that she hopes I don’t hate her. She confessed all to what she had done, and agreed it was totally wrong. Does this mean in a roundabout way she was trying to push me away, and got an unexpected reaction out of me, and feels bad, sorry, or hurt that she hurt me in the process? Or does this mean she was just totally trashed and did not have any control over what she was doing that evening? Or does this mean she is just one totally mixed up woman with issues?
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What are some jobs in airlines?
Hartz 6 asked:
Somthing that i can do with a University of Michigan degree. And not like a piolt or a flight attendant or a baggage handler somthing like in business or somthing?
Somthing that i can do with a University of Michigan degree. And not like a piolt or a flight attendant or a baggage handler somthing like in business or somthing?