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amanda1 · 03/02/2006 10:21

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anorak · 03/02/2006 10:25

It's a great sign - he wants his friends to meet you.

I don't see why you shouldn't be cautious. If you've been hurt before it's only natural to be defensive. But you could explain to him that you're feeling worried but that it isn't his fault. Then if you say or do anything arising from that he will understand where it came from.

Take things slowly and let them develop naturally. I'm sure he will eventually do things that you don't like - no one's perfect. But as long as it's something you can handle, and you know he is basically a good person who makes the effort you'll be fine and your heart will heal.

winnie · 03/02/2006 10:26

amadnda1, my advice is take each day as it comes. It is early days. However, enjoy it too.
Don't look too far ahead and certainly try not to look behind too much (although understandably you will)... Enjoy it for the hear and now and hopefully tomorrow will come.

(But what do I know I am separated for dh )

Good luck & best wishes

amanda1 · 03/02/2006 10:36

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winnie · 03/02/2006 16:41

amanda1, I do understand what you mean. Dh and I are in 'negotiations' about starting again and althoughg my heart says 'yeah... go for it' my head says 'no... you will only end up hurt'. So I too am trying to take each day as it comes

Take care.

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