kelan mu sasabihing tama na/ ayoko na?

[arthas™]

Mga baliw hahahaha
Alam ko nmn di nio gagawin yon..

Kau pa eh mukha naman kayong mgbabait at cguro pagnasaktan eh bonggang bongga pero kaya naman mgmove on agad..

Tama ba ako mga kuya?!?

move on ba? mahirap magmove on pag taong bahay lang. proven na yan hahaha

[zzgundam]

Hahaha... So it must be AND condition for 1 and 2. I mean, the condition 1 and 2 must be meet for you to call it a quit. Otherwise, condition 3 alone is enough for you to quit.

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You are correct sir. Of course, this is based on my observations.

[dere'k ™]

Condition 1: When the disadvantages outweigh the benefits/advantages.
Condition 2: When there is no legally binding contract that ties you to do so.
Condition 3: When there is violence involved and you are the victim.

IF ((Condition 1 && Condition 2) || Condition 3) then call it quits.

wooow malaman malaman, parang dianna tuna lang... hehe...

ayos bro.. totoo yan, madalas pa naman ako ang victim

[yannarose]

move on ba? mahirap magmove on pag taong bahay lang. proven na yan hahaha

E di labas labas din pag my time kuya..
Pero depende naman sa taon un..

wooow malaman malaman, parang dianna tuna lang... hehe...

ayos bro.. totoo yan, madalas pa naman ako ang victim

Malaman talaga kuya derek
Hahaha

[fayt]

You are correct sir. Of course, this is based on my observations.

Yan tama pala.. dinecode ko lang ang sinabi ni zz hehe..

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[eyes]

If you’re experiencing a few of these signs regularly, it may be time to move on. It will be difficult, but ultimately it'll be the right thing for you both. Life is too short for both of you to waste valuable years on a pairing that's going nowhere..

1. You’re always craving time alone

It’d be weird and needy to want your partner by your side every minute of every day. It’s normal to look forward to some time alone. But if you’re craving me-time and wish that he or she wasn’t around, it's clear that your relationship is giving you more frustration than joy.

2. You don’t go out together any more

Even if you’re living together, you should never stop going on dates together. A successful relationship is based on more than six and silently watching the telly together.

3. You prefer seeing your friends to seeing your partner

A good relationship involves socialising with and without your other half. Not wishing that you lived with your housemates again rather than your lover.

4. You’ve stopped Being Intimate

six drive can dip for many reasons, including stress or medication. But if you just stop fancying your partner, and six becomes a chore or stops altogether, listen to your alarm bells.

5. You’ve stopped touching each other

Touching isn’t just about six, it’s about affection and togetherness. Casual touching, hugging and holding hands are the signs of a healthy relationship with two people who still fancy each other. If you flinch when he or she brushes against you, it really is time to get out.

6. You’ve stopped kissing

Passionate kissing is emotionally more intimate than six, so it’s often the first thing to go when two people start drifting apart. If you want to kiss each other but just haven’t got round to it for a while, pucker up. If you don't enjoy it, see above.

7. They no longer make you laugh

Their witty lines once made tea came out of your nose. These days you just wish they’d shut up. Why are you still with them, pray tell?

8. You don’t chat

Chatting – about trivia, what’s in the news or what happened at work – is the bedrock of a good relationship. When you stop talking to each other about the little things, it’s a sign that you don’t see each other as friends any more.

9. You’re always nit-picking

If you’re constantly bothered by their coffee-slurping, their taste in pants and everything they do, you’re not in love, you're in a constant state of “argh”. That's not trivial: it's the kind of everyday stress that can damage your health.

10. They're always nit-picking

If your partner seems constantly irritated by you, it suggests that they're not happy or even comfortable around you. They may be wanting out, but haven’t the courage to bring up the subject. If he or she makes you feel that you can’t do anything right, do you really want to be around this person?

11. You do all the chores

Every long-term couple has disagreements about housework and other chores, but the squabbles usually end in vague equality or compromise. If your partner treats you like a doormat, show them the door.

12. You don’t care about your appearance

Love doesn’t mean letting yourself go. If you no longer care about whether he or she fancies you or not, it spells trouble for your six life – and your relationship.

13. Red letter days are forgotten

Anniversaries, Valentine’s Day and so on may seem trivial, but a loving couple will acknowledge them in some way, even if it’s with a scribbled note saying “V-Day is rubbish, let’s spend it in bed.” Once you forget each other’s birthdays, your relationship is so far past its sell-by date that even a dog wouldn't eat it.

14. You’re doing all the giving (or all the getting)

Most relationships go through stages where one person is more emotionally and sixually generous than the other, but the imbalance should not be more or less permanent. Parasites don’t make good partners.

15. You’ve stopped liking yourself

A lover is not supposed to make you feel unloved, unattractive and unable to be yourself. If yours does, get out and stop letting them sap your spirit.

16. Your friends think they're bad for you

Your friends know you best, and they’ll say what they think if it’s for your benefit. If they think your partner is no good, listen. They’ll be there for you when he or she isn’t.

17. You compare them with other men or women

It’s natural to find other people attractive, but not to compare your lover unfavourably with every person who catches your eye.

18. You look up your exes

It’s fine to be friends with exes, and it shows maturity. But if you seek out and flirt with an ex, then you arrange to meet up with them, and find yourself wondering “what if…?”, your current relationship is doomed.

19. You wish they'd change

Once the rose-tinted early months have passed, mismatched personalities become more obvious. You can’t change your partner into someone better suited to you. Instead, find someone who’s already your perfect match.

20. You say “I love you” but don’t mean it

Do you feel a little knot of guilt whenever you say it, as though you’re lying? Do you only say it to make them shut up and go away? Then stop saying it, and start spending more time with someone you really love – starting with yourself.

[jamesbond]

nope... As my idol 007 puts it.... "NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN"


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[radicalerror]

pag hindi ka na masaya.. xD

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[Sleepaholic]

Pag natabangan ako, rekta ko namang sasabihin na ayaw ko na.

[ch33s3cak3_2k]

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