No Change.
There really hasn't been any change since her last voicemails. We've exchanged numerous messages since then and she is definately not distancing herself. How odd. But this is now the second thing that has happened recently that in the past has always been a catalyst to run away. (The first thing was her emotional breakdown on the phone a couple weeks ago). I've always sensed that something is different these last couple months with Sara. She doesn't want to run anymore. But is managing to keep just out of my reach. I'm still not sure what her plans are for this weekend. I'm not sure she knows either. She is planning on meeting friends, but also bringing her boys and husband along. Not sure how that would play out for her. But I realize nothing is going to go down between us. Her plans need to change drastically for that possibility to become reality. But if husband is going to be there, we definately need to plan out how we're going to 'actively avoid' each other. Should be another interesting weekend.
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as much fun as that might be, i would never do that just at a spur of the moment.
I'm not sure the costs would ever outweigh the benefits. Its like that question Julia Roberts seeks an answer for in 'The Mexican', "When two people love each other but they just can't get it together, when do you get to the point when enough is enough?" (To describe her stormy relationship with Brad Pitt.) At the end he's the one that answers it for her. "When you're in love..... never."
How would a person keep the love alive, fresh and vibrant without any of the things that normally constitute a relationship (like physical contact, verbal interchange, talk, plans, communication, etc)? I had a long-distance rel. and I know you don't need physical contact regularly but we couldn't stand not communicating, not planning, not seeing each other. And there was some kick-ass love in that relationship (there still is, actually). --VM--
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