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347.1 | Even Lovers Need A Holiday | PCCAD1::RICHARDJ | Bluegrass,Music Aged to Perfection | Fri May 19 1989 09:34 | 10 |
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Angela,
your not crazy, your in love. I spent a week away from
my wife while on a business trip. I felt only half of me was
there. The separation is good for your relationship. My wife and
I make a separate religious retreat every year. We find the separation
helps us to appreciate our relationship more.
Peace
Jim
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347.2 | Absence makes the heart grow fonder... | BEING::DUNNE | | Fri May 19 1989 12:07 | 12 |
| No, Angela, you're not crazy. I know just how you feel. The first
time I ever felt that way, my boyfriend had only gone away for a
long weekend. Since I'm a very independent person, I thought I would
enjoy that time, and I was very surprised at how much I missed him.
I think it's just part of being in a long-term relationship. The
next time you're separated probably will be easier because you will
be expecting to miss him a lot. You might plan on being very nice
to yourself the next time he is going to be away.
Eileen
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347.3 | You're OK | FDCV10::BOTTIGLIO | Some Teardrops Never Dry | Fri May 19 1989 13:30 | 7 |
| I don't think you're crazy - just normal and in love.
In a past job, I traveled on business quite a bit, and when
I returned home, there was a certain spark - the separation was
a positive in terms of the relationship.
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347.4 | Love is a wonderful thing.... | WJO::COOK | Shadows Of Another Day | Mon May 22 1989 08:51 | 8 |
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This separation definitely had a positive effect on our relationship..
he just got home and we are closer... i think we both realized just how
much we really needed each other, and as much as it hurt, it helped
greatly... things had been a bit shaky before, but now they are
stronger than ever!!
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