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iris27

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2. Well, that's a fairly special occasion. If today was

Reply to FLyellowdog (Original post)

Sat Dec 17, 2011, 01:03 AM

Dec 2011

just another Friday, would you be feeling as alone?

Also (and this is pure assumption), if you're anything like me, your husband is one of the few people or the only person you can be around without having to be "on", without needing time to recharge later. So missing him around a day that's special to you as a couple only makes sense.

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Why if I like being alone do I sometimes have moments of great loneliness? [View all] FLyellowdog Dec 2011 OP

I must be genetically defective. Speck Tater Dec 2011 #1

Well, that's a fairly special occasion. If today was iris27 Dec 2011 #2

I'm like that, too. I often can't stand being around people (annoying) but then Peregrine Took Dec 2011 #3