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07-16-2006, 07:11 AM

On 24 Jun 2006 05:58:59 -0700, "Curt James" <curtjames@gmail.com> wrote:

>While that's true, *you* will know. *He* (your branded
>non-partner-partner) will know. And... there's a /chance/ that your
>monumental and significant event will just be an ugly scar. Even if it
>turns out beautifully.

Yup, very true. :) We're aware of that.

>What I'm trying to say, perhaps unsuccessfully, is that maybe you're
>that person who's never felt heartache or suffered consequences/felt
>guilt for your relationship choices.
>
>No one likes a busybody, but I'll make the statement regardless of that
>truism: Do not brand your friend.

Thanks for the input. At one point in my life I would have given the same
advice; and yes, I have been on the other side.

I didn't mean to derail this from how to do it into why or why not - I guess I
leaked a little too much. :)

07-16-2006, 07:11 AM	#6 (permalink)
nobody@b.com Posts: n/a	Re: Branding practice? On 24 Jun 2006 05:58:59 -0700, "Curt James" <curtjames@gmail.com> wrote: >While that's true, you will know. He (your branded >non-partner-partner) will know. And... there's a /chance/ that your >monumental and significant event will just be an ugly scar. Even if it >turns out beautifully. Yup, very true. :) We're aware of that. >What I'm trying to say, perhaps unsuccessfully, is that maybe you're >that person who's never felt heartache or suffered consequences/felt >guilt for your relationship choices. > >No one likes a busybody, but I'll make the statement regardless of that >truism: Do not brand your friend. Thanks for the input. At one point in my life I would have given the same advice; and yes, I have been on the other side. I didn't mean to derail this from how to do it into why or why not - I guess I leaked a little too much. :)