How do you think I should interpret this apology?

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  • Just_Another_Soul
    11 years ago | pl

    it sounds like one of those moments where the guy had his priorities above you but now that they've run dry, he's going back to you as a rebound to any girls/troubles/shit he's gotten himself into. men are scum, i know because i am one. :D

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    • disthing
      11 years ago | pl

      Some men are good. I know because I aspire to be one of those 'some men' :D

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      • Just_Another_Soul
        11 years ago | pl

        no doubt, i aspire to be one of those as well... i'm just giving a light-hearted response. but yeah i'd say "SOME" men are scum

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        • Anonymous Post Author
          11 years ago | pl

          Yes, some are. That's why I wanted a greater opinion than just my own. I don't have anyone else that I can ask about this.

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      11 years ago | pl

      Really, a rebound? He was married, but he got a divorce about 3 years ago (heard it through the grapevine). He has a pregnant girlfriend right now too.

      We were super tight friends from age 18-26. He treated me just like he would a girlfriend, but we never kissed or had sex. There was sexual tension at times, but we always respected the friendship more.

      I think we may have ended up together, except that there was a misunderstanding one night: he thought I had sex with his creepy uncle (I didn't, I'm not like that), we didn't speak for a few weeks and next thing I know, he's hooked up with some girl he met at a bar, they married a year later.

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