ENDO Messages for April, 1999: Re: My turn to vent!

Re: My turn to vent!

From: al (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Apr 30 13:10:51 1999

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My heart goes out to you, Becca, i know where you're coming from. When Allan and I were dating, he was working out of town for two or more weeks at a time, and it was absolutely horrible- especially when he was only about four hours away for a whole month and couldn't come home on some weekends. That doesn't help you much, but just to let you know I really really understand. When I had my hopes crushed like you, i was always hurt, angry, frustrated etc etc - but, when we did get together it was good, and he always ended up feeling badly that he had to miss some time together, especially if I had made a special purchase like you. And, now years later, he still talks about that time and says he wishes that he hadn't worked out of town. Helps some, but still doesn't change the way I felt at the time. Hang in there!!! luv, Amy

Rebecca M Sanders wrote: >
> This isn't really endo related, but I need to vent. I know that you
> ladies who are married, engaged, or dating will understand. :(
> I am stuck in my dorm room up in Denton, TX right now, an hour away from
> my fiance. I always go home on the weekends to spend time w/him, and I
> was really looking forward to this weekend. I just bought some sexy new
> underwear from the goddesses of undies, Victoria's Secret. I also have a
> bottle of red wine that is just waiting to be consumed. Well, Andy (my
> fiance) called me, and he sounded like he didn't care at all that I just
> went and blew $45 on pretty undies for his viewing pleasure. He, like all
> the other men discussed on this list, works an ungodly amount of hours at
> work, and takes any overtime that is offered to him, so he's always dead
> tired. Tell me, ladies, wouldn't that just blow your good mood right out
> the window?
> I've been feeling crappy today (crampy and gassy), and all I was looking
> forward to was the sound of his voice. Now I just feel totally apathetic
> about this weekend.
> I feel incredibly selfish right now, but I just can't help the way I
> feel. I want him to get as excited about stuff as I do!
> Okay. Enough babbling. Thanks for your time, ladies. Sorry this was off
> the subject.
>
> Love, Becca :)
>

> or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]
>

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