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Would this make you feel Uneasy?

Bwok~Bwok View Member Profile	18/01/2013, 12:36 PM Post #1
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Thanks everyone - have taken everything on board This post has been edited by Bwok~Bwok: 18/01/2013, 01:04 PM

Riotproof View Member Profile	18/01/2013, 12:45 PM Post #2
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I think she's trying t tell you that she still cares about you. Though I guess how you respond depends on why you fell out in the first place.

Chelli View Member Profile	18/01/2013, 12:45 PM Post #3
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I have the benefit of no hormones giving me hell, so please feel free to ignore me. However, I would guess it is your ex friends way of saying she still cares and would like to support you through this. Of course I am also not privy to any history between you and it also doesn't mean you have to accept her friendship. Take care

premmie_29weeks View Member Profile	18/01/2013, 12:46 PM Post #4
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Maybe she us genuinely concerned for you, and used this opportunity to build bridges? Yes I would feel a bit strange about someone I don't like, or an ex or something knowing my business, I have a friends only fb page for that reason. But I don't think she means any harm, her way of saying I've been thinking of you and I'm concerned perhaps?

BOOM View Member Profile	18/01/2013, 12:48 PM Post #5
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could she be on EB here? The details in your signature might reveal who you are. I don't come on here very often but I do see your posts on the boards often & know who you are - without knowing you IRL. If that makes sense.

MissingInAction View Member Profile	18/01/2013, 12:48 PM Post #6
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I think she's handling this the wrong way BUT she is just trying to let you know that she still cares about you and thinks of you... it might be her way of starting to make peace with you?

Rachaelxxx View Member Profile	18/01/2013, 12:49 PM Post #7
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OP to me it just sounds like what ever happened between the two of you she still cares.

SqueakyBee View Member Profile	18/01/2013, 12:50 PM Post #8
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I would assume that if her brother knows your situation and you and she used to be close that her brother has been talking to her about it, because although you haven't been speaking she still cares and has been concerned about you. Maybe she didn't know how to approach you, especially given what you've been going through. Can you catch up for a coffee out somewhere, so there are distractions in case it gets awkward, and just feel things out? It sounds like she still wants to be friends.

SophieBeagle View Member Profile	18/01/2013, 12:50 PM Post #9
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Sounds like she cares and has been making sure you're ok.

Maple Leaf View Member Profile	18/01/2013, 12:51 PM Post #10
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I don't know if she still cares...I would assume she is simply nosey. And I wouldn't like it as the friendship is over so really she has no right to know what's going on.

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