Hmm, I ended up breaking up with my first (and so far only) girlfriend because we lived too far apart. She lives in Scotland, I lived in the West Midlands (so basically, near the centre of England). We'd first met when we bumped into each other in Wales and got talking, but roughly a 300 mile gap means that we can't really see each other often, so I ended it (I regret to say by text) a few months later. Saddest thing is that I think she still has feelings for me, and I know I do for her, but every time I try and get us back together something intervenes. I live in Leeds now (northern England), so a lot closer, but when she tried to visit me at university she was prevented by her parents (I think it was because I'm 3 years older than her), and she'd be staying for the weekend. Kind of upsetting and also confusing, since I think I'm falling in love with a redhead friend of mine who lives in the flat four floors below mine, and I basically have a very messed up and complicated love life...
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Don't worry, Twilight fans don't like the 'fantards' either. I'm a Twilight fan in that I liked the books and film enough to be able to get over the Mary-Sueness of the characters and the 'sparkly' thing, but I hate any screaming fangirls, and so do other people I know who liked Twilight. If I was you I'd probably hate your ex as well (though mainly the 'ex' part, if she broke up with you...).ZeroMachine said:You ever heard of any other "Edward" that girls obssess over?popdafoo said:I hope you're not talking about Twilight.ZeroMachine said:I wasn't "Edward" enough for her.
But hey, now my current girlfriend and I have fun making fun of people like that. So it's all good XD
I don't have a serious problem with Twilight, though. Just the fantards like my ex.