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Bit late, this, but a delayed entrant:
You see Billy from Six Feet Under? He’s really worried about you, Morphine. He thinks you’re behaving oddly.
Well, perhaps the fact that she has put her contact information on the web is not a sign that she has found your website, thought “Oh, how cute, he has violated my privacy completely by posting up four years of email on the Internet, I must show him that I am ready to get back together with him by making my details available.”
Perhaps she has put her details on the Internet precisely because she isn’t aware that you have done that.
God is not bringing you together. God does not give a shit about your relationship. There is arguably a case for people looking each other up on Friends Reunited and seeing if the old flame/hormonal surge is still working, but not when one party has in the intervening DECADE made the other party into the breasty Christ who will solve all his problems with her return. And got married.
To go a little more Miriam Stoppard – perhaps you are so nostalgic about Jennifer because you feel that your marriage is not giving you what you want from a relationship. You should possibly think about the relationship, seek counselling, break up, whatever. What you should not do is describe your marriage as “all right”, while avowing that you would dumpy our wife in a second at the call of somebody who has not bothered to google your name in the last ten years, either through indifference or a desire to put this behind her.
Soo… I’d be all up for dropping her a “hey! Found you on the Internet! Isn’t that weird. How are you?” email, if a) you were not married, b) you were not obsessed with her and c) you were not planning to parachute her into a maelstrom of unwanted and unwelcome emotional revenance. As it is, although this missive may well find you outside her house with a pair of pants on your head, I’d take down the website, get a grip, sort out your relationship, et your head straight and then maybe, maybe, you will be well-adjusted enough either to contact her or to realise that you no longer wish to contact her. |
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