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mich

Hi people, this is my testimony to Dr. Dova! It took me a long time to think about this testimony! You helped me so much lately that I really wanted to express all the feelings I have since I met you. Of course, I am really happy that you reunited us. Yet, what I will remember from that fantastic experience you made me live with this spell, it’s that you have always been a very kind and sincere person. Now I consider you like a confident, and not only a simple spell caster. You remind me a lot of my grandmother who was counting me many stories about voodoo when I was young. You are a rare person and I’m glad that I met you. I can feel all your spiritual goodness in all the emails you wrote, from the first day until now! I’ll be forever thankful.”

Do not loose your love one, do not waste time because you are afraid, contact Dr. Dova so that he can help you, he is the greatest spell caster i have ever seen with time being email him now: Dovasagawhitemagictemple@yahoo.com or visit his website
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Anonymous

I Hate His/Her Ex is a book for anyone having difficulty coming to terms with their partner’s past relationships - brilliant read! Available on Amazon or most bookstores - Download from Amazon or buy it on paperback!

Jordan

I just want to say that I am more than sorry for ever doubting this spell templeofancientancestors@gmail.com, I should have know the spell caster possess true powers when he accepted my case. I am now a believer of what he did and that there are powers we normal humans can not understand. Thanks you Ancient Priest of templeofancientancestors@gmail.com for bringing my husband back to me!

Anonymous

I just read I Hate His/Her Ex by Alex Cooper. You can get it on Amazon or other bookstores. It helped me to deal with so many issues that I had with my fiance’s ex - who I really hated!! Now, my relationship is perfect :) xxx

Anonymous

I just read I Hate His/Her Ex by Alex Cooper. You can get it on Amazon or other bookstores. It helped me to deal with so many issues that I had with my fiance’s ex - who I really hated!! Now, my relationship is perfect :) xxx

Anonymous

I have a somewhat similar situation and I am in need of advice/help. I started dating my boyfriend whom still lived with his ex girlfriend. He had told me that she moved back in because she needed a place to stay.unfortinately, she moved back in a month before my boyfriend and I started dating. Decided to try to deal with their "sarcastic bickering" and watch her tell him what to do around their house. It is at the point, rather stalled, to where I asked him to get her name off the mortage. The ex girl won't leave until she is off the mortage and has already found an apartment bupt won't leave. She is waiting on him to make the next move.
He has been "lazy" or putting it off for sometime now. He says that he is afraid his credit reports are too bad to refinance the house. He also said he has to write the credit people toretrieve the password he forgot to his credit report. He has currently not written them and when I aks what he is doing about it, he gets mad and says "well what can I do?"

I cannot continue living with him AND his ex for obvious reasons, it is stressing and hurting me. The whole her moving out process has been stalled for months. I know he loves me and that his ex and him are more of "acquiantecs" now. But I can't live this way or an unorganized life.

I need advice and help please.

Anonymous

Hey everyone, sorry for the bother but i was hoping someone could give me alittle advice. My fiance and i both have had rough pasts when it comes to love. Im devorced with three kids by my ex, i could never trust him. He always lied. My fiance, took my kids in bought us a home. but i cant help feeling he is not yet over his ex. Sometimes he brings her up and in the past compares me to her. he says its because in all the years he devoted to her all he had time for was her and no friends.Im caught between a rock and a hard place. Is he honestly over his ex or is it my trust issues taunting with me. im so confused. If anyone can give me some pointers it would be awesome. Thank you 8)

Marisa Sung
29804 points

Your ex is the past. He/she is history and as such should remain dead and buried like the ruins of Ancient Rome. For those of you who are confused, the definition of an ex is as follows: prefix for someone who was or used to be. A former boyfriend, girlfriend, husband, wife, or even friend. History is a branch of knowledge that records and explains past events. Anyone who keeps going back in time is living in a time warp and is regressing while the rest of the world is progressing. Seems like the problem exists within someone other than you. You can only do so much to help a person who insists on retarding his/her personal growth. Look forward to greener pastures.

Find me a definition where it says that an ex is someone who you are great friends and/or business buddies with after an exit or breakup. Go ahead. I challenge you! It doesn't exist in any of the dictionaries I know of. Not even in my make-believe dictionary!

Another thing, for those of you who are confused about the term separated, it means just that. Living in separate homes. Anyone who believes that a man/woman is separated while cohabitating with a spouse is a fool. If I hear one more intelligent woman claim that it is because he is a wonderful and caring father who loves his children, I may be known to wack her across the head. I surely hope this helps! :)

Anonymous

I have a situation that I have no idea what to do with. I hope someone who can help will read this.

My boyfriend and I have been dating for close to a year now. I love him so much, but I have a feeling that it is not mutual, even though he says he loves me. He is currently living with his ex wife who he was with for 10 years, and has two children with. He is currently unemployed and is working towards a security job, so I know he doesn't have very many options as of living situations right now. Okay, so I learned to deal with that, they've been separated for nearly two years now, but I have a feeling that she can't live without him. Everyday she gets him to make her tea, go get her cigarettes, warm up her food, call people for her, and many many other things. Her current boyfriend lives with them, and she brags about having "two husbands", although her and my boyfriend have been talking about a divorce that I am not sure will ever happen.

I've tried talking to my boyfriend about this, but he just gets mad at me, and defends her. He doesn't care about how I feel about the situation, he just says "it doesn't affect you in any way whatsoever, so why do you let stupid sh*t bother you?" He says he wants to move out with me as soon as possible, but I don't think that is going to happen, he is really comfortable with the current situation.
I want to be with him, and I want to talk to him about this without him getting mad, but I have a feeling deep down that he is still in love with her.
Can someone please help? I have no idea what to do.

Natrally Nawlins

Why some men define a woman's choice to not be lied to/cheated on as being jealous, controlling, and insecure?

When she left or defended her dignity, she was accused of the above. He asked to marry her, yet he was constantly chatting with his ex-girlfriends, still telling his ex-wife he loves her, and making new 'female friends'. He had a woman he met online in his hotel room, went to visit his sick ex-girlfriend, and allowed his 'real friends' to talk badly about his fiancee concerning things told to them from his point of view! So, she decided to move on and he has everyone feeling sorry for him as he sends her messages accusing her of abandoning him, etc.

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