KittenNoir
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Oh noooo! That sucksupdate: turns out i didn’t twist my ankle, i fractured it.it’s a tiny fracture so it’s nothing severe, but it’s still broken and now i have to wear a boot for idk how long. i’ve figured out how to walk and sleep in it at least, but this still isn’t very slay lmao.
hope you get better soon loveupdate: turns out i didn’t twist my ankle, i fractured it.it’s a tiny fracture so it’s nothing severe, but it’s still broken and now i have to wear a boot for idk how long. i’ve figured out how to walk and sleep in it at least, but this still isn’t very slay lmao.
Just tested myself this morning before work and it is COVIDAlso I can feel that I'm getting sick again, please don't be COVID![]()
update: turns out i didn’t twist my ankle, i fractured it.it’s a tiny fracture so it’s nothing severe, but it’s still broken and now i have to wear a boot for idk how long. i’ve figured out how to walk and sleep in it at least, but this still isn’t very slay lmao.
This seems to be a reoccurring issue in your relationship. It must be stressful. How far apart do you two live? (in terms of travel time)snip
it is, unfortunately. she's up near liverpool, i'm down near london, so it's about three hours. i'd go and see her, but since her mom has been undergoing chemo since august, i haven't been able to because she apparently needs to semi-isolate.This seems to be a reoccurring issue in your relationship. It must be stressful. How far apart do you two live? (in terms of travel time)
I was expecting you to say a much larger distance, to be honest. Three hours isn't so bad, especially given how cheap you can get tickets if you book in advance. I used to date a man in Liverpool: it was 4-5hrs by train and we saw each other every other month. That was all we could afford—we earned approx £1400 per month between us—but if we'd had the money it would have been more frequent. Even with the pandemic and her mother's diagnosis (I'm sorry to hear about that), it sounds like she could be putting a lot more effort into your relationship. If you want to be with someone you should be making the effort to make it work - or at least that's what I believe, anyway.<snip>
That's awful Jem; I'm so sorry. I hope it clears up quickly.Have another infection at my peg tube site despite been treated for one less then a month ago, now get to deal with pain and trying to remember to take antibiotics 4 times a day, fml![]()
pre-pandemic, we were seeing each other for at least 2-3 days a month, but then that hit, and. idk what really happened after that, there have been so many failed attempts this year alone that i've sort of lost track. i think she got promoted at work (or her apprenticeship went full-time? i can't remember) and that obviously took up a lot of time, which i was fine with, but every time she would book time off, there would be something else that used it up. the reasons i can remember were mostly valid, like her gran being hospitalized a few times, and she caught covid at least twice (although there was one occasion where she just. flat out refused to come because she said she was too nervous), but it happened so often that i've reached a point where i struggle to believe what she says and then end up feeling horrible for it.I was expecting you to say a much larger distance, to be honest. Three hours isn't so bad, especially given how cheap you can get tickets if you book in advance. I used to date a man in Liverpool: it was 4-5hrs by train and we saw each other every other month. That was all we could afford—we earned approx £1400 per month between us—but if we'd had the money it would have been more frequent. Even with the pandemic and her mother's diagnosis (I'm sorry to hear about that), it sounds like she could be putting a lot more effort into your relationship. If you want to be with someone you should be making the effort to make it work - or at least that's what I believe, anyway.
My girlfriend and I are also at risk of having to do long-distance very soon, as I may need to move to the Highlands for two years. It would be about 3hrs by train. We've already set an agreement that we spend at least one weekend together a month; two if we can manage it (and we've also talked about her potentially moving with me). The thought of only seeing her once a month already terrifies me, given we spend 4-5 nights a week together right now. I couldn't imagine not seeing her for 2+ years. I'd be an insecure wreck if we had to physically be apart for that length of time and I know the feeling is mutual.
Waffled a bit there, sorry, but I genuinely don't know how you cope with it. I know I'd be unhappy if I were in your shoes. It might be a good time to sit down and have a conversation about where the two of you are currently at in this relationship, what both of your individual needs are, and how you can work together to meet those?