Thread: A Hard Days Night.
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Old 01-07-2004, 12:25   #8
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Re: A Hard Days Night.
Remember, the DJ was not trying to get to you just doing his soppy song playing job. Reading the backstory, you met Maureen at a family wedding, so the function must have been quite an emotional trigger for you too.

As you've said this happened less than 6 months ago the mental wounds (and most probably your physical wounds) are still raw and healing. It would be a strange person not to react in the way you did, crying is a healthy (though not considered a very manly) outpouring of emotion.

Talk, cry, share the hurt and emotions and in time life will become easier, bex and homealone have written everything else far more eloquantly than I could so... My thoughts are with you.
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