Comments on: Fell in shove

By: radha

radha — Wed, 30 Jul 2014 16:33:39 +0000

I am so happy for you <3

By: raymismom

raymismom — Sun, 20 Jul 2014 18:31:08 +0000

Nice to see you so happy and thinking healthy.

Careful with the knees, I run intervals to avoid injury !

By: raymi

raymi — Sun, 20 Jul 2014 18:13:41 +0000

You just know when you know and you don’t force it. Maintain your independence and don’t rely on the other person for everything or be needy and clingy. The more you don’t need each other the more you want each other. I don’t consider this playing house but it’s a compatibility test for sure spending a lot of time together in close quarters, embarrassingly fast or not when you’re into the person they’re the only one you wanna jam with.

By: BB

BB — Sun, 20 Jul 2014 15:44:21 +0000

Good for you Raymi! I find that the relationships where you’re playing house together at an embarrassingly fast rate are usually the ones that last. If you’re wondering and analyzing his every move to gage his interest, it’s probably not there. I’ve never had to ask for commitment from someone willing to give it, or have to chase something that actually had potential. I assume it’s pretty universal for most women?

By: raymi

raymi — Sun, 20 Jul 2014 03:54:17 +0000

Thanks sweetheart. i Always enjoy hearing from you. For months I guess I have kept mum on the guy front sitch for various reasons. You know how I love to blab in general. I think maybe I have been suffering from stunted story-telling come to think of it but it’s cool to just not share every little thing because you know eventually you will again and it’ll be awesome.

By: amber dawn

amber dawn — Sun, 20 Jul 2014 03:48:17 +0000

Thank you for the recent posts sharing more about your new beau. Love hearing the story behind it and I can agree that local is best for being able to see one another and to not have to deal with the long distance drama. I have done both and while it can be a high to see the faraway person after a length of time, to feel like it’s brand new all over again, it can also be terribly sad and blah and shit can happen and you can’t do a thing about it. Not saying that it can’t work but relationships are hard enough no matter where the person is and life is too short to be sad and waiting, right? I liked how you worded it and I love how you’re living in the moment – and making the moment awesome. Of course a lot of us were keeping quiet for a bit there when the new guy showed up because we weren’t sure what was going on or how we should react. I think that we try to cheer you on whatever you’re doing, ya know? But it can be hard to know when to start clapping, ha. But thank you for finally giving us the go ahead because I couldn’t be the only one holding my breath!

By the way, I love how you’re embracing Burlington. They should make you their ambassador. You’ve seriously been selling the place like crazy in your posts – making it look beautiful and more exciting than I thought it’d be.

Thanks for blogging at us. <3