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Redfort.naren Posted 18 years ago
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you are totally upset over someone,but they are not worth it.you deserve so,so much better.
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Hello redfort naren, and welcome to English Forums. It's best if you give us context when you ask questions. This sounds like a romance that has gone badly.
- Hello redfort naren, and welcome to English Forums.
- It's best if you give us context when you ask questions.
- This sounds like a romance that has gone badly.
- The person is upset, but his or her friend said the other person in the relationship does not merit being upset.
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Hello redfort naren, and welcome to English Forums.
It's best if you give us context when you ask questions.
This sounds like a romance that has gone badly. The person is upset, but his or her friend said the other person in the relationship does not merit being upset.
It's best if you give us context when you ask questions.
This sounds like a romance that has gone badly. The person is upset, but his or her friend said the other person in the relationship does not merit being upset.
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