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It feels like days, but it hasn’t even been two
rorz stashr suher
Four hours of sleep so far.
This weekend I’m working *thankfully* only 20 hours. But, I have to write 2-3 papers, create a presentation, apply to two jobs, apply to a fellowship, and maintain sanity with boyf time. Lets hope I can do this without blowing up my brain!
WHY THE HELL AM I SO FUCKING NEEDY
WHY WONT YOU TALK TO ME. WHY WONT YOU SKYPE ME.
YOU SAY YOU MISS ME THEN YOU GO AND MAKE SURE THE ONLY FREE TIME I HAVE YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO DO
YOU DONT EVEN FUCKING APPRECIATE THAT I FUCKING STAY UP TWO HOURS LONGER THAN I SHOULD BECAUSE I WANNA FUCKING TALK TO YOU ONCE YOUR CLASS IS OVER
FUCK YOU
ahhh.
dick.
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So the boyf and I were skyping last night and began having a discussion about faithfulness. We've been together for over three years now, so it's fairly obvious we are in a committed relationship with each other. But, when I went to dinner with the family I'm living with, one of the family's friends said "You're together now? Even though you're in another country?" He was surprised by this and further said "He's alone right now? Are you sure?" Of course I'm sure! For one part I trust the boyf and for the second part I had been talking to him the hour before on Facebook. Apparently people have been saying the same thing to him, "Are you sure she isn't with someone over there?" I find this so odd. If you can't trust your significant other to be faithful then why are you with them? No, breaking up while I'm in another country is a ridiculous idea. It never even crossed our minds.
Trust is a huge key to a successful relationship.
