Move to Love
I’ve been seeing someone who was separated from their spouse but still married. I decided to move interstate for better work opportunities. But now they’ve told me their divorce has been finalised and they’re ready to move forward. This is a time of transformation for me and now I’m feeling frustrated. Why weren’t they more clear about their feelings for me? Should I stay or should I go?
I’ve been seeing someone who was separated from their spouse but still married. I decided to move interstate for better work opportunities. But now they’ve told me their divorce has been finalised and they’re ready to move forward. This is a time of transformation for me and now I’m feeling frustrated. Why weren’t they more clear about their feelings for me? Should I stay or should I go?
I’ve been seeing someone who was separated from their spouse but still married. I decided to move interstate for better work opportunities. But now they’ve told me their divorce has been finalised and they’re ready to move forward. This is a time of transformation for me and now I’m feeling frustrated. Why weren’t they more clear about their feelings for me? Should I stay or should I go?
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