Hey paali paali auntie! My problem is that I was in a relationship with a family friend a year and a half ago but he was only in Pakistan for six months and he had to go back to London. I fell in love with him truly, madly, deeply…and he left. We tried to do the long distance thing but it didn't work out…and it ended really badly and I was left really hurt while he moved on and got himself a new gori girlfriend. He moved on while I looked behind…and now I am going to London next month and we will be staying at his house for a week! And my feelings are still there, but I want to hate him, ignore him and just show him that I am OK. But I am so bad at hiding my emotions, please help me! I just want him to think that I am ok without him just like he's ok without me! Love Dear Jet-set, Now for the wicked bit, use this month to get into great shape (wink wink) and plan, as in really plan your trip to London. Be civil when you meet him and if your feelings show…well that's who you are. I am not sure what the scene with your parents is like, but it's London and you can be out of your ex's face the whole day and not think about him. Your plan should be to focus on London rather than the ex. Find things to do, work out where you will be everyday and make the most of your trip. Your week will fly by. Hi Auntie! Actually she belongs to a well reputed, religious family so I don't think she will ever say anything. But tell me, what should I do? I am unable to say anything to her. My studies are being badly affected by all this and I am unable to sleep at all. She has captured my mind, soul and heart. Please suggest some way as I don't want to lose my position in studies but I also don't want to lose her. Help me, my life is becoming meaningless. True lover! Hey Handsome, Your crush is a class fellow, so striking a conversation with her should not be hard. You can talk to her about anything, a teacher, a lesson or the food in the canteen that sucks. Perhaps you shouldn't try so hard to go out and have a romantic relationship with her. Focus instead on becoming her friend. That way you will get to know her better and be in a position to decide if a romantic relationship with her is really what you are after. This may sound unthinkable but you still don't know the girl well and might discover that you really don't like her as much as you did. Good luck. Hi, I saw the letter in your column from a 65-year-old retired officer and I have a suggestion for him. Not sure which part of Pakistan he lives in but if he can travel on his own, there are lots of options to do voluntary work in different organisations such as hospital tuck shops and book shops. In certain hospitals these places are run by a bunch of volunteers. I suggest to him to go and see if they can accommodate him as the Internet might not be the best alternative to a dose of fresh air and human interaction. Adios Auntie will not reply privately to any query. Please send concise queries to |
2011-05-01
Advice: The confidence trick
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