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> Hey Susan thanks for all that input. I think the best
> thing you said there was:
>
> She understands you don't love them, but the door is wide
> open for her to wonder if it means you love her less. It
> then becomes one of the issues that go into the "trust
> bucket".
>
> That statement seemed to hit the nail on the head. I'll
> have to consider alot of what you said. I agree with all
> of it from her point of view but from mine I just cant see
> it as such a big deal. But like you said, for a
> realtionship to be productive you need to get both your
> views to work together. And be considerate of each others
> feelings.
>
> Also, just out of curiosity... which avatar didnt you
> like? The one with the white suit was just me from prom.
> It was the only avatar I could figure out to actually
> appear :- (
Thank you, and I'm glad to help.
I thought the suit looked good, but it was an angle of photography that seemed a bit, well, like it was a moment you were the mr. cool of the evening, and some great moments like that don't seem to translate well in images. The image you put on to your close friends is not necessarily taken the right way by your far and pixeled associates, and it being out of the context of prom night, well, maybe you could understand that the mood wasn't set for it. As for making an avatar work, you need to take an image and resize it to about 7k in size. Do you know how to use a photo editor? Why did you choose "LordRahl" as your posting name?
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