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Unrequited Love (Part One) from Starwatcher Pro 296 days old
[ ... ] one’s love": Ingeborg Holm, the daughter of Dr Holm who lived in the market square with its tall pointed complicated Gothic fountain - the fair ...
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Love Potion from Starwatcher Pro 305 days old
Apparently "obsession" is a form of madness. Research using brain scans has also shown that being "in love", suffering from obsessive compulsive disorder ...
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What is Love? from Starwatcher Pro 361 days old
[ ... ] love with the need to be loved. Before we are able to love, we must already be loved – by ourselves. Before someone else can love you fully ...
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Fantasy or Reality - Lonely With You, Lonely Without You from Starwatcher Pro 406 days old
[ ... ] spell Love, not just Sex. I, too, want her to find the old “ME” that was her (and I). I’ll even lie on the trampoline, gazing at the stars, if it ...
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When Does Love Turn to Hate? from Starwatcher Pro 414 days old
When does love turn to hate? Why is the line between the two emotions so fine? Does anybody out there have an answer? If so, please let me know. I ...
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Is There a Star Out There for You? from Starwatcher Pro 417 days old
[ ... ] is her love of Queen, the rock band (reference to lyric from Bohemian Rhapsody!). As it happens, we met through a star: (Club) Sirius, a dating ...
Anatomy of a Marriage Break-Up is my first foray into Blogland. Some of you may know of me as "Mr Husband" - courtesy of my (almost ex-)wife's blog - there portrayed as a rather simple and naive two dimensional character, presented with the right "spin" to enhance her unfolding and self-serving diary. As soon to become "Mr ex-Husband", my blog tries to redress the balance a little, a place to collect some of my random musings, bleatings, thoughts and feelings - to get things off my chest - as I try to come to terms with the collapse of my world and try to look beyond it. It is dedicated to all (male or female) who have experienced sudden and inexplicable marriage break-up, partly brought about by a direct result of the Internet. It is also in part a love letter to my (almost ex-)wife - too late I know - but nevertheless an expression of the feelings that I hold for her, but which somehow when it mattered most, through my carelessness or inattention I did not manage to convey to her. I hope that this blog can help us all get to "the other side" and beyond. Lastly, I trust that those blogging "friends" of my (nearly ex-)wife, who commentated and passed judgement (however well-intentioned their views and advice were) on her presentation of Mr Husband in her blog, might reflect on the harm and "false courage" this can generate. Perhaps my own blog might give a different perspective (I am happy to maintain their anonymity if they also wish to make comments back to myself). At the end of the day, no-one fully knows the real person behind a blog, merely those selected aspects of their character that are carefully crafted into the fantasy that they wish to portray to you.