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How To Set Yourself Up For A Fall.
Step 1. Fall in love with a beautiful woman who you let yourself open up to, and feel comfortable around.
Step 2. Realize that no matter what happens, that same woman is just "not that into you."
Step 3. Try to shake off the fact that you've fallen for this woman, and that it's going to be damn near impossible.
Step 4. Refuse to be a shitty friend because of your feelings, support her in everything she does, including playing the game with other men.
Step 5. Get hurt when you see her with someone else, because you know that you're still in love, despite your best attempts to not be.
Step 6. Repeat this process, over and over again.
Step 7: ???
Step 8: Pain.
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Comment by Dan "topbob" on December 21, 2010 at 3:14am -
this sounds familiar... oh wait I did this already
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Comment by Cory Brandon McRae on December 22, 2010 at 1:15pm -
Ha ha, it's depressing as hell, I'm just curious to what other people think of it, and what their experiences have been.
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