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Advice?

Future Mrs. Lowder, on May 14, 2020 at 6:23 PM Posted in Family and Relationships 0 7
Hey y’all..
We have 7 months to go and life is getting crazy. FH starts night school to continue his education next month and hopefully I will be too. We’re trying to move in together within the next two months as well as juggling full time jobs. I’ve been really upset today because we just found out that when FH’s school starts I won’t see him except for the weekends. I’m having a really hard time with this as we spend everyday together when we’re not working.. any advice?

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Latest activity by Elizabeth, on May 15, 2020 at 10:38 AM
  • Futuremrs.v
    Savvy January 2021
    Futuremrs.v ·
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    Don’t stress it. It just makes the time you do spend together mean so much more. I work full time and so does my fiancé. He only gets 1 day off a week if he is lucky and we don’t live together and so I see him once or twice a week if I’m lucky. It is hard but then when you do get to spend time with them it makes you treasure it more 😊
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  • Mrs. S
    Super November 2019
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    Enjoy your alone time. When you live with someone you don’t get much of it. I love having time to clean in peace, go shopping, paint my nails, etc. My husband has night classes and works occasional weekends and I look forward to having me time. Then when he comes home I’m happy to see him, he’s missed me, and we have more to talk about.
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    Master July 2019
    Hannah ·
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    You do what you gotta do. I'm in a 5-year long grad program full time, so when school's in session, we barely see each other. He leaves for work at 4:30am, before I even get up, and most nights I don't get home until 9pm, after he's already asleep. We just enjoy the time we have together. It's not permanent, and it's for a bigger goal, I'm assuming. And if you're living together, you'll still be able to be together. I love crawling into bed after a long 14 hour day and cuddling up next to my husband. It's a great way to fall asleep at night, so even though we may not spend any waking time together, we are still able to connect.
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  • Aimee
    Super July 2021
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    My FH and I were long distance for a year when I went back in school. It was hard but it worked out well in the end.
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  • Nefetera
    VIP March 2015
    Nefetera ·
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    Look at it as its to better him and you. Least when you guys do spend time itll be excitement.
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  • Rebecca
    Master August 2019
    Rebecca ·
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    Ugh, I hate it when schedules work like that.

    But you can get through it!

    Make a point of keeping communication however you can - texts, phone calls on breaks, little notes, etc. Put an emphasis on the time you do have.

    And take advantage of the alone time!

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  • Elizabeth
    Super June 2021
    Elizabeth ·
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    I understand - it's hard to adjust to less time together. But, there will always be busier times in life; this is just one of those times. It'll happen in other ways throughout life and you'll find different ways to adjust. Take time each weekend to do nothing but be together, or do something together that you both enjoy. Schedules change over time and you'll have periods of more and less time together, but you'll figure out what works for you. Good luck!

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