>>45363977Projecting hard my friend
I have a coworker who divorced someone several years ago. Every now and then, because she was with that person for a long time, she has a story from that part of her life.
It's not exactly a strange thing. In the same way that you might part ways with a friend and still talk about stories with "a friend I had at that time."
Really this thread is just showcasing how socially stunted this board is.
And I'm saying this as someone who hasn't left his house for a social occasion in years.
>>45364180>And you know damn well that that's what it ends up being 99% of the timeIs your only experience with this from high school, or what?
Well-adjusted adults don't needlessly linger on old flames for that long.
>>45364311It sounds like your friends had particularly bad experiences and/or failed to cope and are holding on to unresolved issues.
Which you should be smart enough to puzzle out is not exactly representative of the general population.
