nd what should you leave behind? People who dated me probably thought I was carrying way to many bags, and when I met sAt the airport some airlines let you check two bags, some three, and either one or two carry on items. And there’s always a weight penalty.

In relationships there aren’t as many check-in rules, you pretty much bring your bags with you and make up the rules as you go along. I define baggage as things you have going in your life such as kids, ex-spouses, job problems, a criminal record. The question is how much of that do you bring with you to the new relationship, and what should you leave behind? People who dated me probably thought I was carrying way to many bags, and when I met so

ys a weight penalty.

In relationships there aren’t as many check-in rules, you pretty much bring your bags with you and make up the rules as you go along. I define baggage as things you have going in your life such as kids, ex-spouses, job problems, a criminal record. The question is how much of that do you bring with you to the new relationship, and what should you leave behind? People who dated me probably thought I was carrying way to many bags, and when I met s

ou and make up the rules as you go along. I define baggage as things you have going in your life such as kids, ex-spouses, job problems, a criminal record. The question is how much of that do you bring with you to the new relationship, and what should you leave behind? People who dated me probably thought I was carrying way to many bags, and when I met ses, job problems, a criminal record. The question is how much of that do you bring with you to the new relationship, and what should you leave behind? People who dated me probably thought I was carrying way to many bags, and when I met snd what should you leave behind? People who dated me probably thought I was carrying way to many bags, and when I met someone who went on and on about their ex and how they’ve been screwed over by the world it made me want to RUN.

So rather than get a weight penalty for two much baggage I think it’s a great idea to have a neutral person to talk to, either a counselor or psychologist, a third party to unload all that baggage. You’re paying them; so let them unburden you and your problems. Then when you are out meeting people you’ve left all those bags at home.

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