Dear Christine,
IT HAS BEEN MY BURNING AMBITION to write to you wishing you could give me some help just like you have given thousands of other people.
First, I was in love with a girl for about three years and she just walked out.
That girl is a happily married woman now.
After six months of sitting and studying that one, I decided to get a new one.
Well, a few months ago she asked me for money.
I told her I did not have the amount that she needed.
That was all it took for me to hear what it was she had on her mind.
She said we were finished since I did not have what she wanted.
Do you feel it was because I used to give her what she wanted – money – and when I did not give her any, she said we were finished?
– DAVID
Dear David,
I think you hit the nail right on the head.
She said she was finished after you could not give her the money.
Anytime a person has to pay for a friendship, it is too costly. Give yourself time to forget this second girl.
It will be a far lighter burden than a lifetime burdened with a woman who has no use for you when you are short of the cash she wants.
– CHRISTINE
