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I think that it's bound to happen, as he's moved away, but I understand why you'd be upset because I would too! Maybe he's just trying to move on, and I think you'd find it easier if you tried to aswell. But you definately aren't dumb for being upset, when you really like someone, friend or fancy them, it's always gutting when they move away or move on
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No jealousy is natural for women. They want what they can't have and hate it when others have it, when it comes to men. I should know, I exploit this all of the time. One of the easiest ways to open up a woman is to walk up to her after having spoken with (good convo, laughing etc..) other beautiful women.
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He's probably bringing it up to you a lot as he trusts you and thinks of you as a close friend, not to just rub it in your face.
I know you're bound to be upset by it, and yeah maybe a little jealous, it's natural. I can bet you now a lot of people feel like this. I know it sounds harsh, but really you've got to move on. There's no point in being like "oh if he stayed, we would have... etc" He's moved away, and moving forward. You'll always be friends. Don't feel idiotic for being upset, because you're totally not! Try your best to move on, it'll be a lot easier for you. |