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Question Posted Tuesday October 18 2005, 12:05 am

Hey this is me. you really don't think that the email was to harsh? cause i sent him an apology email not to long ago.

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hersheylover answered Tuesday October 18 2005, 12:11 am:
no! if he was lying to you, then he deserved what he got...if you still want to be friends, be sure to tell him that what he did was unexeptable. tell him that he hurt your feelings and if he wants to be friends, he should start telling the truth and be nice back. otherwise, don't blame yourself. it was his fault for lying and being a jerk! hope i helped. plz rate! ...hersheylover...

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