Do they have a sixth sense?



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Re: Do they have a sixth sense?

« Reply #30 on: May 28, 2016, 10:34:58 PM »

Yes, I've experienced it too. Last time this happened I had a girl over at my place. Received a txt saying how sorry she was and how I was better than any guy she's ever dated. There was no way of her knowing someone was here, and she doesn't stalk.

Anyway, I believe it is just coincidence but the fact that I always hear from her at some high point where I have my own stuff going for me is a bit random. Murphy's law I guess.

How does the saying go? Ex's always come back when you've moved on.


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