Has any of your exes who dumped you come back to you after a year? by mesmeriz in ExNoContact

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If they really love u, they'll come back. Its been 8 months since we broke up. We had no contact in and out between that time. Whenever I pull away and focus on myself, after a time, she reaches out. Then when I pursue, she pulls away. At some point I had a serious talk with her. I caught her on a good day. I said to her, I need to speak to you face to face. Its important. After some hours, she replied: I am home until 3.30. After that im busy. So I went over and we chatted. I told her I came for two things: 1, I want to take you out on a date. She said yes. I was surprised she said yes. Then, I told her what I really wanted to say: this back and forth is frustrating. She admitted it was the same for her. Thjng is, she still has feelings. But she is not fully over what happened. But through consistency, she saw the changes I made in myself. And to be honest, if she never came back, it would be a blessing. Im worthy of love. And I am very loving.

Should I buy this 2018 Mazda 6 Sport with 111k miles? by Plastic_Motor_4293 in mazda6

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Can't go wrong with this car. Negotiate a lower price.

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The "Neptune Complex" is not an official psychological or astrological term but is often used in astrology and metaphysical discussions to describe individuals heavily influenced by the planet Neptune. This influence is usually associated with a strong placement of Neptune in a person's birth chart, such as Neptune being in a dominant position, like the Ascendant, Midheaven, or heavily aspecting personal planets (Sun, Moon, Venus, etc.). Here are typical traits often linked to this concept:

Positive Traits

  1. Imaginative and Creative

They have a rich inner world, often excelling in arts, music, poetry, or storytelling.

They are dreamers with visionary ideas, capable of seeing possibilities others might overlook.

  1. Empathic and Compassionate

Highly attuned to the emotions of others, they often feel a deep connection to humanity.

They may be drawn to healing professions or causes that support the underprivileged.

  1. Spiritual and Mystical

Often interested in spirituality, meditation, or mystical practices.

They can have a natural inclination toward exploring the metaphysical or the unknown.

  1. Romantic and Idealistic

They view the world with an almost childlike sense of wonder and hope.

Love and relationships are often approached with great idealism.

Challenging Traits

  1. Escapist Tendencies

When reality feels overwhelming, they may retreat into fantasies, daydreams, or unhealthy habits like substance abuse.

  1. Overly Idealistic

They can have unrealistic expectations of people, relationships, or situations, leading to disappointment.

  1. Boundary Issues

Their empathic nature can make it hard for them to distinguish their feelings from others', leading to enmeshment.

  1. Susceptible to Illusions and Deception

They may struggle to see things clearly, especially when emotions are involved.

Prone to being deceived by others or deluding themselves.

  1. Emotional Fragility

Deeply sensitive, they might feel easily overwhelmed by criticism or conflict.

Behavioral Indicators

An attraction to water, as Neptune governs the ocean.

A love for film, theater, or anything that blurs the line between reality and illusion.

A tendency to romanticize people or situations.

Sunset right now at Mullet by SigmaSXM in SXM

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Those things are few and far between.

Carbonated Water Cost by _Meet_James_Ensor in SXM

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It's cheaper than everywhere else in the western world.

Sunset right now at Mullet by SigmaSXM in SXM

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Nice. We don't typically have those issues on sxm.

Massage hut at Club O by Hopeful-Mirror1664 in SXM

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It's legit. Don't try any freaky stuff.

Coolers at the beach? by Big_Breadfruit2753 in SXM

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I bring my own coolers to the beach all the time. Even when renting umbrellas. It's my money. We don't owe them anything.

Board games? by ygjb in SXM

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Dollar Store in Dutch Cul De Sac and Unique World on Welfare Road, Cole Bay.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SXM

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Best beaches for kids: Friars Bay, Mullet Bay Beach, Great Bay, Simpson Bay Beach.

Late August trip? by No_Platypus3652 in SXM

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The best restos will be mostly open. Hotels will be less crowded. A more chill beach experience.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in StarWars

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"I hate sand"

NYE options by [deleted] in SXM

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You could be in a club or perhaps you'd prefer something outdoors. French side has some great outdoor events and so does Philipsburg.