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Well, it's possible. Most likely the love for that person will still be there, but it's still possible. I don't see how people who break-up or something of the sorts automatically think they have to hate each other. It does NOT have to be that way.
First of all, you said that you're confused, right? Then take some time away from that person, stop talking to them for a bit, if possible. And think things over. Do you still want to see them and talk to them? And if you haven't, try talking to them about it. They might be feeling the same way that you are.
And of course you're going to feel sad, that's just apart of it, but time heals all wounds, no matter how big. You'll get better, and the descision you want to make will become clear.
If you're really that confused, you could always try to remain friends, and if that doesn't work, then don't. Then you'll know that the descision you make is really the best for the situation.
Hope that helps!
0 votedAugust 16, 20110What I talk about or what questions that I ask depend on the person I'm talking to. Like if I'm talking with a close friend, I'd answer/ask anything, really. If it's someone I know, but don't know very well, I might answer anything, but not give a very detailed answer. And when it comes to a complete stranger, I'd only answer.. simple questions, and open up more as I got to know them.
The subjects don't really matter to me; I'm very open-minded.
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