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female
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41-50,
anonymous
writes:I met a man 12 months ago and spent an evening of being wined and dined by him which was great,now due to interfearance by a family member we parted instantly without any way of further contact then to my suprise i was attending a function and he was also there our eyes met across the crowded room the attraction was mutual we spoke and exchanged numbers since this we have spoken several times over the phone and learned we was deliberately seperated and kept apart for nothing other than jealousy by his own cousin we both agree that we want to be together as a couple but can not decide on how best we should go about this without them falling out.
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reader, xTheAlmightyDuckx +, writes (22 July 2011):
 Hey. Well first of all if you two love each other you shouldnt of felt that you had to break up in the first place because of someone else. As you go through life you soon find out that there will always be someone who is going to disagree with what you are doing, and in the end even if they don't like it you really have just got to look out for yourself and do what you want. Why did his cousin not like you being in a relotionship in the first place? Maybe you could both sit down with his cousin and just have a convorsation with him/her to see what there big problem is with you two being together. If he/she still does not agree with you being in a relotionship then that is his/her problem and its just going to have to be a fact they will have to learn to live with. There really is no certainity weather they will or will not fall out just try to be as nice about it as you possibley can.
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