I met my partner at a movie. I like romantic movies. I married my best friend from school. I am not happy in my relationship. I broke up with my partner. I hope to reconcile with my partner. My partner was male. I used to own cats. I have had cats.
I am currently in film school. I want to become a director. I am in my high school marching band. I play and am good at the trumpet. I love movies. My dad also loves movies. My dad has seen my movie projects.  I won a blue ribbon at my school festival. I have a cat named Fred.
My partner and I are meeting up next week to talk things over; I am really hoping that we can work things out. I wish you luck! Just make sure that you're really going to be able to see things improve, don't let him guilt trip you!  I agree. Knowing things will change for the better is the only way I could agree to stay in the relationship. You don't have to make your decision right then and there, either. It's fine to mull it over and decide what's really best for you! And if you need someone to talk to about everything, you can stop by and chat with Fred and I.  That is great advice. No decisions made then is probably best. I have just been in the relationship for so long, I do not know much different. I may need to get a cat like Fred to keep me from getting lonely.  You should, he's the best! He'll be 4 next month! If you want, I can put you in touch with the foster I got him from. IF things so sideways when I meet my partner, I will take you up on the foster number! Worth looking into!  They really do great work. I still donate when I have some extra cash every now and then. That is so nice of you! Makes me think about volunteering with my partner, maybe for that program. It may give us a positive to focus on.  That would be nice, giving you a common goal and making it feel like something positive is happening because of your relationship. Plus, cute cats! Sounds like a win win to me. IF we look for a cat to foster, any advice? I would just say to be really up front with the organization about your level of experience, so they don't give you too hard a case for your first go!