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Posted by Stumpalump on January 09, 2007 at 20:24:48 from (67.177.206.45):
In Reply to: faimly related issue posted by Stump Jumper on January 09, 2007 at 15:41:53:
If you havent seen or heard from him in 6 years how do you know he wants to be back in your life? Thats a strong statement when maybe he just wants to see his kid. Maybe the whole thing with your mother messed him up so bad inside the best he could do was stay away. Be nice but keep your gaurd up a little. He might turn out to be the best freind you have. Your 18 and if he gets out a line in the least little way let him know in strong words where you stand and what the boundres are before he gets out of hand.
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