Rekindling an old flame, Best way to go about it |
Rekindling an old flame, Best way to go about it |
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![]() Ummm... I can't think of anything creative to put here ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Human Posts: 410 Joined: Mar 2005 Member No: 118,965 ![]() |
I started talking with an old "friend" of mine from high school. I wouldn't be asking for advice from you all if it didnt have a some kinda awkward twist. She has a kid now and is currently with her baby daddy, who I know personally. She says he neglects her, but he is a good father, which is the only reason she is still with him. How do I approach her without scaring her or making it seem like Im trying to house her?
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![]() Senior Member ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Member Posts: 550 Joined: Mar 2007 Member No: 509,557 ![]() |
I started talking with an old "friend" of mine from high school. I wouldn't be asking for advice from you all if it didnt have a some kinda awkward twist. She has a kid now and is currently with her baby daddy, who I know personally. She says he neglects her, but he is a good father, which is the only reason she is still with him. How do I approach her without scaring her or making it seem like Im trying to house her? That's a tough one, and I sorta agree with DressYourEyeLids . He's a good father BUT he neglects her. He can still be a good father either way if I'm thinking what you mean by talking with an old "friend" is correct. Just be there I guess for the neglect, and that will end up going somewhere maybe ![]() |
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