JegaJega Posted September 16, 2017 Share Posted September 16, 2017 Been there, done that. 5m, two trips abroad, a car, 2 culinary degrees and 1.5 years later, iniwan din ako. Tho minahal naman (daw) nya ko during our time together. Well, at least yun ang sabi nya. Hahahaha. Anyway, no regrets. Di naman sya na bumalik sa spa ever after she left (tho madaming times nagsabi na babalik na lang sya tinakot ko lang para di na bumalik), maayos na sya now, and happy. All's well that ends well. Saludo ako sa iyo Sir Rebel_Yell... 5M at least yung nagastos mo sa Thera-Lab mo! WOW! with 2 culinary degrees. dapat meron nang resto business or catering business si Thera-Lab mo. Quote Link to comment
BRAIN FOR HIRE Posted September 16, 2017 Share Posted September 16, 2017 Been there, done that. 5m, two trips abroad, a car, 2 culinary degrees and 1.5 years later, iniwan din ako. Tho minahal naman (daw) nya ko during our time together. Well, at least yun ang sabi nya. Hahahaha. Anyway, no regrets. Di naman sya na bumalik sa spa ever after she left (tho madaming times nagsabi na babalik na lang sya tinakot ko lang para di na bumalik), maayos na sya now, and happy. All's well that ends well.Well I too have to congratulate you, you gave everything, at the end of the day that is all one can do sometimes- do what you must, and let the chips fall where they may. At least you got to the end of the journey without any lingering questions about holding back. 1 Quote Link to comment
Chuk123 Posted September 16, 2017 Share Posted September 16, 2017 Well Kung marami ka Naman kase pera, wla Lang un. Ang masarap din ung feeling na di mabibili Ng pera. Nakatulong ka pa. Saka ginusto mo yan eh, alam mo namang complicated ang ganitong setup. Wag Lang mababaliw sa pagibig. Hahaha enjoy!!! Quote Link to comment
Rex- Posted September 17, 2017 Share Posted September 17, 2017 Just always assume na hindi lang sayo ang ganung treatment kahit gano pa kaspecial.Play safe. Unahin ang sarili. Quote Link to comment
C111 Posted September 17, 2017 Share Posted September 17, 2017 The best part of what you did is you saved your thera from her "work" in the spa industry. In other words, you saved a soul. Bravo for that! Takes a lot of courage (not to mention resources) to do what you did Been there, done that. 5m, two trips abroad, a car, 2 culinary degrees and 1.5 years later, iniwan din ako. Tho minahal naman (daw) nya ko during our time together. Well, at least yun ang sabi nya. Hahahaha. Anyway, no regrets. Di naman sya na bumalik sa spa ever after she left (tho madaming times nagsabi na babalik na lang sya tinakot ko lang para di na bumalik), maayos na sya now, and happy. All's well that ends well. Quote Link to comment
nytcr4wl3r Posted September 17, 2017 Share Posted September 17, 2017 (edited) The best part of what you did is you saved your thera from her "work" in the spa industry. In other words, you saved a soul. Bravo for that! Takes a lot of courage (not to mention resources) to do what you did Thanks, that's my one-and-done KiSA career. She left the industry a week after we became "us" and never went back though during turbulent times she would think/say that she'll just revert. I made sure she never diid, never had to. It took a lot to make sure she finished her schooling. To her credit she did her part and graduated with honors. Word of caution, gents. You'll have to replace everything from you thera-love's career: - regular earnings not just for herslef but also for her part in her family's upkeep, not mention frequent financial emergencies of her loved ones - bad habits, manner of dress, speech, social behavior so she can feel part of society again and out of the underground -- educate her, in and oiut of school - give her proper ambition, the one that goes hand in hand with discipline and patience - you'll have to understand they're used to duty money, easy to earn and much easier to spend - give her back her soul by being her soulmate; do not give up on her until she's able to stand on her own again, not just financially, but also emotionally and psychologically - be ready for YOUR heart breaking in the end. Why? Because you'll always be part of her spa life (that's where you met her, remember?), and staying on means not giving her a real fresh start. There's no forever here, whatever the circumstances. But yes, you can save a life, a soul. It will just take a whole lot of money, and all of your heart and soul. Edited September 17, 2017 by Rebel_Yell 5 Quote Link to comment
Chuk123 Posted September 18, 2017 Share Posted September 18, 2017 Nice one. But if you do not have the capability to save a soul. Just forget your summer and look for your Autumn. #500DaysOfSummer Quote Link to comment
JegaJega Posted September 18, 2017 Share Posted September 18, 2017 - be ready for YOUR heart breaking in the end. Why? Because you'll always be part of her spa life (that's where you met her, remember?), and staying on means not giving her a real fresh start. There's no forever here, whatever the circumstances. But yes, you can save a life, a soul. It will just take a whole lot of money, and all of your heart and soul. So, parang "booster rocket" lang yung role ng GM. That is, the GM must be ready to get burnt just to push his Thera-Lab out of the spa-industry. Pag-ready na si Thera-Lab, dapat mag-exit na si GM sa buhay ni Thera-Lab so that Thera-Lab can start with a clean slate. Grabe! a true sacrifice......a true martyr...... Quote Link to comment
darkr Posted September 18, 2017 Share Posted September 18, 2017 Recently, I almost fell for a therapist.But I always constantly remind myself that if am here, true love is not for this place. This place is to display false love. But if I met her again outside, we chat and bonded. I will really fell for her because she truly display who she really are not as a customer/client relationship but as equal relationship. Quote Link to comment
DorkVader Posted September 18, 2017 Share Posted September 18, 2017 My perspective: infatuation and awa, may be mistaken. Quote Link to comment
Chuk123 Posted September 18, 2017 Share Posted September 18, 2017 Basta may pera Kaya... Haha Quote Link to comment
C111 Posted September 18, 2017 Share Posted September 18, 2017 Thanks too for the sage advice. This is absolutely useful for me. Thanks, that's my one-and-done KiSA career.She left the industry a week after we became "us" and never went back though during turbulent times she would think/say that she'll just revert. I made sure she never diid, never had to. It took a lot to make sure she finished her schooling. To her credit she did her part and graduated with honors.Word of caution, gents. You'll have to replace everything from you thera-love's career:- regular earnings not just for herslef but also for her part in her family's upkeep, not mention frequent financial emergencies of her loved ones- bad habits, manner of dress, speech, social behavior so she can feel part of society again and out of the underground -- educate her, in and oiut of school- give her proper ambition, the one that goes hand in hand with discipline and patience - you'll have to understand they're used to duty money, easy to earn and much easier to spend- give her back her soul by being her soulmate; do not give up on her until she's able to stand on her own again, not just financially, but also emotionally and psychologically- be ready for YOUR heart breaking in the end. Why? Because you'll always be part of her spa life (that's where you met her, remember?), and staying on means not giving her a real fresh start.There's no forever here, whatever the circumstances. But yes, you can save a life, a soul. It will just take a whole lot of money, and all of your heart and soul. Quote Link to comment
MarshalFox Posted September 18, 2017 Share Posted September 18, 2017 +1 for this. If I may add to this: Attention - Baka part na rin of being a soulmate/buddy. She may have gotten used to being pursued and adored by numerous men. Make sure she feels the same, if not more so.Goes true for other relationships I guess, Thanks, that's my one-and-done KiSA career. She left the industry a week after we became "us" and never went back though during turbulent times she would think/say that she'll just revert. I made sure she never diid, never had to. It took a lot to make sure she finished her schooling. To her credit she did her part and graduated with honors. Word of caution, gents. You'll have to replace everything from you thera-love's career: - regular earnings not just for herslef but also for her part in her family's upkeep, not mention frequent financial emergencies of her loved ones - bad habits, manner of dress, speech, social behavior so she can feel part of society again and out of the underground -- educate her, in and oiut of school - give her proper ambition, the one that goes hand in hand with discipline and patience - you'll have to understand they're used to duty money, easy to earn and much easier to spend - give her back her soul by being her soulmate; do not give up on her until she's able to stand on her own again, not just financially, but also emotionally and psychologically - be ready for YOUR heart breaking in the end. Why? Because you'll always be part of her spa life (that's where you met her, remember?), and staying on means not giving her a real fresh start. There's no forever here, whatever the circumstances. But yes, you can save a life, a soul. It will just take a whole lot of money, and all of your heart and soul. Quote Link to comment
edotensei Posted September 19, 2017 Share Posted September 19, 2017 Thanks, that's my one-and-done KiSA career. She left the industry a week after we became "us" and never went back though during turbulent times she would think/say that she'll just revert. I made sure she never diid, never had to. It took a lot to make sure she finished her schooling. To her credit she did her part and graduated with honors. Word of caution, gents. You'll have to replace everything from you thera-love's career: - regular earnings not just for herslef but also for her part in her family's upkeep, not mention frequent financial emergencies of her loved ones - bad habits, manner of dress, speech, social behavior so she can feel part of society again and out of the underground -- educate her, in and oiut of school - give her proper ambition, the one that goes hand in hand with discipline and patience - you'll have to understand they're used to duty money, easy to earn and much easier to spend - give her back her soul by being her soulmate; do not give up on her until she's able to stand on her own again, not just financially, but also emotionally and psychologically - be ready for YOUR heart breaking in the end. Why? Because you'll always be part of her spa life (that's where you met her, remember?), and staying on means not giving her a real fresh start. There's no forever here, whatever the circumstances. But yes, you can save a life, a soul. It will just take a whole lot of money, and all of your heart and soul.BS Quote Link to comment
greenX Posted September 19, 2017 Share Posted September 19, 2017 kung di nyo kayang pigilan sarili nyo mag spa/MP/walk.. PLEASE!! pigilan ang sarili nyo ma-inlove sa kanila.. Quote Link to comment
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.