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sorry garnetflower13 ,I skipped down to the end...I was just pointing out her boyfriends most likely problem, so she could look it up. I have had to deal with the Touch sensitive thing more than once in dating...it can cause allot of romantic confusion and problems.
there may be another issue her boyfriend is on site I think? not sure what roll that played in the above exchange.
I believe I read her story before here written by a guy here I forget whom...not the above poster tho I think? perhaps I am wrong but the story as almost exactly the same except a guy told it.
I could probably find it....am not sure it is a good idea
it is partly why I held back on comments....not sure what would happenYeah, we should just let it go...
Yes garnetflower13 ,sometimes learning what not to say is more important than what to say
