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eff she naah let awf nutt'n ova yahsuh she may be lettin it awf ova dehsuh an who di raxtone still use di phrase gawn tuh bed. aye sah
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Dear Pastor,
I am writing to you for some advice. I am a Jamaican living in foreign now. When I was in Jamaica, I was in love with a girl. Pastor, I love her gone to bed. I was so in love with her and I felt that she loved me too and we were like two peas in a pod, although we didn't have sex. The next thing I know is that she called me one day and told me she was in love with someone else. It hurt so much, but I still remained her friend although she knew how I felt. My feelings were obvious even though I didn't tell her.
Anyway, pastor, we remained good friends since we have been to America. She is now single and we started to talk a lot and now we are closer than ever before. I told her how I feel, but because we are living in different States, it's a bit difficult to start a relationship. I really love her. She called me recently and told me about her romance with a guy. Pastor, is like she put a bullet through my heart. I feel like a fool putting so much effort into nothing.
What do I do, Pastor? I know it may seem obvious, but she told me she didn't know how I felt. She says she can't live without me, but that only draws me closer to her. How can I protect myself from being hurt? Pastor, help me.
A.B., New York, USA
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> Take a hint
Dear Pastor,
I am writing to you for some advice. I am a Jamaican living in foreign now. When I was in Jamaica, I was in love with a girl. Pastor, I love her gone to bed. I was so in love with her and I felt that she loved me too and we were like two peas in a pod, although we didn't have sex. The next thing I know is that she called me one day and told me she was in love with someone else. It hurt so much, but I still remained her friend although she knew how I felt. My feelings were obvious even though I didn't tell her.
Anyway, pastor, we remained good friends since we have been to America. She is now single and we started to talk a lot and now we are closer than ever before. I told her how I feel, but because we are living in different States, it's a bit difficult to start a relationship. I really love her. She called me recently and told me about her romance with a guy. Pastor, is like she put a bullet through my heart. I feel like a fool putting so much effort into nothing.
What do I do, Pastor? I know it may seem obvious, but she told me she didn't know how I felt. She says she can't live without me, but that only draws me closer to her. How can I protect myself from being hurt? Pastor, help me.
A.B., New York, USA
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