Drawing the Lines or Simply Put Period
By Graceekwenx
@Graceekwenx (3160)
Philippines
May 9, 2011 8:33am CST
Friends. Should we still be the best friends of our Muslim ex-boyfriends who have gotten married? If you are in that position, would you draw a line on it or would you simply put an end to that friendship for fear that you are putting your Muslim ex-boyfriend in the near occasions of sin? How does one draw the line anyway? If you have decided to end it (even though you are the very best of friends), how do you terminate it? Would you leave a note saying goodye or just completely ignore him thus forgetting a once-a-very-valuable-and-good friendship?
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3 responses
@Professor2010 (20162)
• India
12 May 11
Grace beta
Treat ex as ex, just forget, don't strain yourself, most of your health issues are due to this only..
Thanks for sharing
Cheers.
God bless you, have a nice day ahead.
Professor ‘Bhuwan’. .
@orang13 (723)
• Philippines
10 May 11
Maybe you can go travel in a while and find yourself the answer. In that way you will realize what your heart truly desires and how does it go with what your minds tell you to. Ending it easily may cost you entire pain the whole life, you must always think it over. Don't let yourself bring you down. You can also list your reasons, every reasons so that you can weigh it.
Then if you go and move in a while you will find peace.
@allknowing (130066)
• India
10 May 11
You have particularly emphasised on 'Muslim ex boy friends'. Not knowing the reason why, I feel one should have nothing to do with any ex boy friends who are married even though one has a friendly feeling. Being in close proximity is bound to complicate the lives of all involved.
