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Re: Emailing your T? » JayMac

Posted by rskontos on September 13, 2008, at 16:12:04

In reply to Emailing your T?, posted by JayMac on September 13, 2008, at 11:51:10

Jay,

I can email mine as often as needed and I dont very much. Usually I do when I am angry at him and can't express it very well. You see the conversations I have with him in my head usually go better than those face to face. So sometimes I fire off an email telling him the things that are in the conversations in my head. Then we talk about it the next time. Which is sometimes why I don't always email him, I don't always want to discuss it next time. Is this clear as mud now.

I guess I have alot going on in my head, and I don't always disclose this with him. But he is very patient with me and waits for me to tell him. I don't know why he doesn't just give up.

But as for responding, mine usually says we will discuss next time. And sometimes he doesn't respond. For me, it is just a relief to get it out of my head. His response is not always necessary. I hope that makes sense to you. It does to me, but may seem weird.

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rsk

 

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