tag:perpetuallyconfused.blog.co.uk,2009-11-08:/MokoFeed2009-11-08T21:28:06+01:00tag:perpetuallyconfused.blog.co.uk,2007-11-21:/2007/11/20/unbreak_my_heart~3327687/#c5270366PerpetuallyConfused2007-11-21T16:03:32+01:002007-11-21T16:03:32+01:00Well, i smiled if that counts?<br> Thanks xtag:perpetuallyconfused.blog.co.uk,2007-11-20:/2007/11/20/unbreak_my_heart~3327687/#c5264815jackfrost2007-11-20T22:29:52+01:002007-11-20T22:29:52+01:00Awww dont be so down.....<br> <br> This at first seems sad.... but somehow makes things feel better<br> <br> http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Uh_aG5MzPVMtag:perpetuallyconfused.blog.co.uk,2007-11-20:/2007/11/20/thank_you_for_being_a_friend~3325286/#c5263367PerpetuallyConfused2007-11-20T20:30:26+01:002007-11-20T20:30:26+01:00I could write an epic novel on "biological obligations" - I look forward to reading your forthcoming blog xtag:perpetuallyconfused.blog.co.uk,2007-11-20:/2007/11/20/thank_you_for_being_a_friend~3325286/#c5262208thelastresort2007-11-20T18:38:02+01:002007-11-20T18:38:02+01:00Yep, this is totally true. It's times like this that you realise who your friends are, which of them can be relied upon and which are just coming along for the ride. Sounds like you've got some wonderful friends there, and no doubt a lot of them are returning the favour too. :)<br> <br> "Biological obligation" is a nice term, one that fits quite nicely into a forthcoming blog I am formulating...tag:perpetuallyconfused.blog.co.uk,2007-11-20:/2007/11/20/it_must_have_been_love_but_it_s_over_now~3323958/#c5260087PerpetuallyConfused2007-11-20T14:35:55+01:002007-11-20T14:35:55+01:00Thanks for your kind response, i believe my mother initially intended to name me "cheese" but decided on something a little more practical!<br> <br> You're so right, i have so much to look forward to, its just a terrible time of year to be alone.<br> <br> *hugs*tag:perpetuallyconfused.blog.co.uk,2007-11-20:/2007/11/20/it_must_have_been_love_but_it_s_over_now~3323958/#c5259890thelastresort2007-11-20T14:00:54+01:002007-11-20T14:00:54+01:00I know it's probably not much compensation right now, but other than those people who are in long-term relationships, settled into their own houses or happy playing the field, I don't know ANYONE between the ages of 24-28 who is happy with what they have right now.<br> <br> There's a feeling of limbo when you're single in your mid-twenties, no matter what else you have. You want to plan for the future but it's not really practicle because anything you do seems a little pointless on your own.<br> <br> You realise that this split was for the best, and the time wasn't wasted because anything that doesn't kill you makes you stronger. You got out of this relationship alive and you have a big future to look forward to, as well as the future of your children. You wil learn from your experiences and use them to help you as you go on in life.<br> <br> You've also got a great knack of choosing the best cheesy lines for blog titles! :D