A peek into b/f's brain....
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A peek into b/f's brain....
| Mon, 09-24-2007 - 5:11pm |
N and T are friends with a couple who have a stormy relationship to say the least.
| Mon, 09-24-2007 - 5:11pm |
N and T are friends with a couple who have a stormy relationship to say the least.
Rose, I'm glad you read it too. I know it makes you feel better to know that he thinks this way.
Here's another story along similar lines. Kelsie has a best friend, S who is a wonderful girl, I call her Number 2, as in 2nd daughter. She has been with her boyfriend for 15 months or so. They have been getting closer to having sex but haven't yet (they are both 17 and hs. seniors) S has talked to Kelsie and told her she just isn't quite ready and wants to go slow, bf was moving a little faster. One day bf sent her a text message that said, " I know you aren't ready to have sex, don't worry we can take it slow, I love you and I can wait"
I think sometimes seeing abuse makes you swear it is something you will never do.
I know MY grandfather was abusive; my dad was the oldest and he often had to intervene, getting the worst of it himself. He never laid a hand on any of us, even back then when spanking was normal. I never saw my parents argue
His relationship with my mother was special. After he passed, many people told me that my parents were their model for marriage.
And yes, I would consider that to be some pretty deep thought for a 16 yr old!
Rose,
He sure does sound like a great kid :)
Rose -
I'm so glad T is such a great bf for your dd.
The b/f is still in and out of T's mom's life. They're no longer living together, which is definitely best for the kids, but they still socialize and sleep together.
I've told S the same thing.