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Originally Posted by mcl6136
So I need to be wise about how much I share, when, and with whom? (Is whom correct here...I never know and it sounds rather forced).
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"With whom" is correct. Use "whom" after a preposition or for a direct object. Hence, it is correct to ask, "Who shot whom?" Of course, nobody says that and you would sound pretty dorky saying it.
I often tell T I missed her, even if it was only a week.
After a long absence, T has on one or two occasions replied, "I missed you too." I never doubted her sincerity.
I realise I can never be as important to her as she is to me, but I figure, a good mother has enough love for all her children and every one of them is special. Why shouldn't she miss us all?