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It's nice that you feel that way. I usually never felt that way, but then again I am the type that tried to keep things going and work on things and usually was the one who go dumped which always hit me a bit hard. I am similar to you two but Lost Assassin handled it correctly. I have tried to keep fighting when the other person was clearly wanting to end it. If you want to stay on good terms with the person when their mind is clearly made up, you have to let go. If you try to fight when the other person doesn't have any interest, you will only end up destroying what remains. I have learned that lesson the hard way. Persistence can be a powerful trait but the flip side is knowing when to let go, when to stop pushing and when to find other things to distract yourself from it.

No. Whatever feelings you have are valid. Whether you remain friends or not is up to how you feel. Honestly, whether people can remain friends afterwards or not depends on how the break up ended. Sometimes relationships just end because there simply isn't much left to it anymore. Enjoy whatever comes next.

Then you're set! It is always about communication.

Yeah a few months would've made me go "that is too soon". 8 months though, if you know she is the right one, then go for it. Congratulations! You may want to talk about long term plans though. Make sure you're on the same page about kids.

I still prefer heat to cold. This winter has been absolutely stupid.

Just saying as someone who has several gay friends that they get asked that all the time and it is actually insensitive. You wouldn't ask a heterosexual friend their sexual habits typically, why would you ask a gay friend? There is a thing called google. They don't decide other than just by whatever their natural preference is. Just like some women prefer to be submissive and some males dominant, it just depends on the person's preference and varies from person to person just like any couple's sexual preferences do. This isn't something unique to gay couples.

Spring break means Sims 3 binge for me.

Running websites is fun.

It has less to do with being single and your outlook on being single itself. Confidence is the key aspect.

I suggest going out to a place you have an interest in and joining a few clubs. Similar interests and being more involved in multiple things increases the chances of finding someone you will like. Sitting in solitude increases the chances you won't find anyone.

Meeting Matt was fun. Cool guy.

I beat my finals! All As and Bs.