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Wednesday, April 16, 2008 4:10 PM

Jus Read Mel's blog and it triggered some of my thoughts.

I dont understand what's wrong with humans nowadays.
When they are in a r/s they buy gifts for one another.
When they break up they ask for everything back! -.-
What's the point of asking back for something that you've given to someone you once loved?
And in most cases people dont get what they want back so what the point of asking?
Won't it jus be making things worst?
Apart that they are no longer together, usually such couples ends their r/s in a very bad way.
Either they had big quarrels, hate one another OR they turn in strangers.

Why would a girl want a guy's belt for?
Or a guy wanting a girl's necklace for?
So that they can give it to their next gf/bf? -.-!

I seriously dont understand.

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