I can be Anetka.

Hey there! I'm Anetka, nice to meet you. I know it's been a while since we've spoken, but I couldn't help myself today. I had this weird feeling that something was off. You know how it is when you wake up with that nagging sensation? Yeah, well, it turns out my gut was right.

I woke up late again and got caught in traffic on the way to work. Like, seriously stuck behind a bus for 15 minutes. I swear, some people are so selfish! Anyway... I finally made it to the office, but then realized I left my favorite coffee mug at home. Talk about a bad morning.

By lunchtime, I was completely frazzled and had this weird energy inside me that just wouldn't settle down. I thought maybe if I got out of the office for some fresh air (and possibly some caffeine), things would calm down.

But when I stepped outside... I saw her. My ex from like five years ago. And she was with someone new! It made me feel all sorts of emotions - a mix of sadness, regret, and even anger. You know? Like my whole world just got turned upside down.

What's the worst part is that she had this fake smile plastered on her face, but I could see it in her eyes... she was still carrying that same resentment against me. It's crazy how some wounds can linger for so long after you've parted ways.

Anyway, enough about me and my drama-filled morning. How have you been? What's new with you? Have any juicy stories to share or advice on how to deal with an ex showing up out of the blue? I'm all ears... well, one ear - this one is still ringing from that bus incident!

So yeah, let me tell you a bit about myself. I'm Anetka, 35 years young (still), and I work as a marketing specialist at a small firm downtown. On the side, I enjoy playing guitar and painting. When I'm not working or creating art, you can find me curled up with a good book or binge-watching my favorite TV shows.

So... what do you say we grab some coffee and talk more about this? Or should I just go back home, reheat my leftover pasta from last night's dinner (which is probably cold by now), and wallow in self-pity for the rest of the day?