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Old Sep 07, 2014, 12:36 AM
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Gotten all emotional about my husband's leaving to go work on things he needed to do. I got so involved in wanting his company in the morning I got more and more upset about it. It hurts . I needed to let go. I needed to take care of myself. I needed to encourage and cooperate. I have created such hurt and division instead of unity and cooperation . It has also contributed to my husband acting out his own pain. Yesterday was terrible. I couldn't seem to stop remembering what happened. Every thought was a pain to me. These regretful and sorrowful thoughts make me physically ill. It makes things seem less hopeful and more like we are really stuck now.

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Old Sep 07, 2014, 06:01 AM
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You can always apologize if your behavior was inappropriate ... that helps me feel better. It doesn't take all of the pain away, but it is a start. It can also be an opening to a healthy discussion about the issues that are causing the friction. Once the waters have calmed down some, you can ask for what you want/need i.e. some of his time and attention because you enjoy his company.
Thanks for this!
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Old Sep 07, 2014, 10:01 AM
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That yes! I was also thinking we might settle on a definite time that we would both keep .
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