I know you don't wana hear this so I won't text you... or call you since it's 4am >.<;; Don't be mad cus I'm too super cute for you to be angry! I'm listening to this info-mercial and it's pitching a collection of 1940s music, most of which are love songs. Rather than watching, I was using the TV as background noise like always. The most bizarre
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My boyfriend lives in AZ and I'm in NY 8 months out of the year. Not the same, but it's not easy.
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Keep at it, things will get better. Try to go out, make new friends, do fun things to keep your mind at bay. You can do it!!!!!!
Sorry that I'm just a stranger, but I read and felt like commenting. :)
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Random question but how did you find my post?
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My husband is in the Air Force and The Silent Ranks need to stick together.
It's a hard life and it never really gets better, but you do learn to cope with it and find the things that help you get through the times when you are alone.
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Keep your phone nearby and on its loudest ring setting at all times. Keep a support net around you. Invest in a good webcam. Keep a photo, keepsake, or both on or near you at all times. Stay busy. As busy as you can. Whether you're being productive, playing video games, watching anime or reading a book. Anything that requires your concentration and easily eats up the hours. All of it will help.
When my husband came back from his deployment it was the biggest, most intense sense of happiness/relief/adoration I have ever felt and it made me glad that I stood by him while he was away and that I held on for him. The separation is only temporary, and seeing them again after all that time is like seeing them for the first time all over again. It's amazing and if you love the man you're with, it's worth the wait.
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