AlexTrebek

My X and I are almost divorced, although the paper work isn't finalized. He is still trying to get back together with me even though I have been extremely clear that it will never happen. Now he's begun popping in on my family members (his family doesn't live here) to "talk" about our impending divorce. I know he doesn't have anyone to talk to and he's feeling the loss of my family as well, but I think it's really tacky of him to stress them out with his problems. Not to mention that he is trying to make himself look like the victim who wants to "save" his marriage. (he cheated on me) I'm really annoyed.

I can't stand those fuzzy sweat suites and all the people in dumpy jeans and hoodies. Since when did flying on a plane become license to look like you just got out of bed. Is it just me, or should people dress at least semi nice when traveling?

I thought that young love, passionate love was fleeting and frivolous. It seemed reckless and yet wonderful. Then I decided that responsibility, respect and shared goals were the mark of true love. But there was no emotion or connection. Neither of these things has worked out. I don't think you can have it all and now I think I'm better off staying single. So what have you sacrificed for love? Did work and do you resent what you're missing?

I haven't seen my X boyfriend in 10 years. I left our 5 year relationship because he wasn't very emotionally giving and we were young and immature. I married someone else, but I never forgot him and have always been in love with him. My husband and I were recently separated, because of his affairs (6 month ago) we aren't divorced yet. Now my X (who lives on the other side of the country) is planning a trip near where I live. He wants to get together, but I'm a little hesitant. Should I throw caution to the wind and go see what happens or use my head and finish one relationship before I start an other?