I read an article in Cleo last month. For many, they may not pay attention to such article but perhaps I have come across many friends who were or somehow related to the topic so I find it rather interesting. The title of the article is “When You Are The Other Woman”.
I got this from a forwarded mail and it seems pretty interesting to be shared. As a woman, I have to agree that what is written is really what’s in my mind. So, for all men, this is your tips.
Naturally, human are never happy with what they get. If you have curly hair, you always desire to have the straight hair. Or if you are thin, you think putting up some weight will make you look better. Today, I am going to discuss something that perhaps every girl felt or some man feel the same but had never come across their mind.
First note, that these will solely based on my own opinion upon hearing, reading or sharing other’s experience.
I come across this interesting book by John Gray at Borders. The truth is, I have seen the book many a times I walked in to a book store but I have not flip the pages. Initially, I was looking for Google’s Story and some chemistry must have happened when I walk passed this book on the display so I naturally pick it up, grab a sit and start reading.
This come across my mind because of an article I read. I was also playing with the idea that this could just be the reason why you should not be dating in your high school or college for a matter of fact. What if you break up then? Wouldn’t it be miserable to have to face each other when attending classes and there is no way for you to escape. Perhaps parents should use this to persuade their children not to be involved in any kind of romance relationship while studying.
I am not denying the fact that some people can still befriend their ex and maybe develop an even closer bond than they used to have as a couple. This apply to both gender. When should you draw a line with our ex?
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