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dude. The consequences are that shit gets difficult. Sadly, many people are just as willing to cut and run than to actually work on it -- nm

Posted by oblique (aka kkuphal) Mar 4 '10, 12:38

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- Obviously there can be no "specific" consequences for a broad range of people. -- nm - Dr.Vermin Mar 4, 12:46 4
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    - "get over it" is good advice, and plenty specific. - Dr.Vermin Mar 4, 12:58
    - I think people have ideas based on how they know themselves, but I don't think you really have an answer until you find yourself in the circumstance. - pmb Mar 4, 12:53
    - I don't think there's anything that the "victim" can do in this case. Anything you do to monitor or otherwise actively confirm things are not - oblique Mar 4, 12:51
- I think it's hard to be specific because they're all emotional consequences - introspection, guilt, shame, having to change, etc -- nm - Roger More Mar 4, 12:43 4
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    - There are different ways of doing that though. I mean, you can either force your way into their world (which may be counterproductive like you say) - Roger More Mar 4, 12:50 2
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        I think you would have to find positive ways of doing it. But you're not going to rebuild trust by becoming less involved with each other. -- nm - Roger More Mar 4, 12:56
- There isn't a sentancing guideline for dicking someone over... - oblique Mar 4, 12:42 1
  - This. -- nm - pmb Mar 4, 12:46

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