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By *ee Viante OP Woman
over a year ago
Somewhere in North Norfolk |
It's often said that a person should only change themself if they want to, not for anyone else.
It's a fair comment. Changing for yourself is much more likely to be successful than trying to change for someone else.
But what about changing in order to get something you want. Is that changing for yourself or for someone else?
Would you change to get something you want? Have you? Did it work? |
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depends on what they want is if your going to change yourself
many a person slims down to get into that dress that they want so much but they have to change a little to get it
ive only changed myself because I wanted to do as the reason behind the change, was becoming as a couple
would I change something to get what I want, no |
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"If you are changing to get something you want then it's for you. Just be realistic about what you can and can't change and why you really want to make the change.
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The last time I said how I did it/what was instrumental, I was banned from the forums for 24hrs.
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"I'll be changing for Leeds First Friday on Friday night, the first Friday of the month for a night out in Leeds. My first night out up there on a Friday this month.  "
Will you be changing into a Friar?
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Currently in the process of change. I originally started two years ago, then I got into a relationship. Now I'm trying again. Its kinda been a snakes and ladders run in terms of climbing up and falling back into bad habits |
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