Jenbeee

I do agree. I wrote this not knowing about your last post. Good to know you’re alright with the situation. 🙂

Honestly, as a woman...I would just say it straight out if it was something that made me uncomfortable. I mean...why give you the runaround if I wanted to make sure you knew all I wanted was to be good friends. Linking arms to me is part of the lost act of chivalry. Same as walking someone to their door, etc. Would you be brave enough to write her a letter just summing your feelings? Or perhaps just let it be for a bit and if she’s disconnected from the friendship you have with her, tell her. What ever it is. Hope all the best for you, Jen

Hi David. Lots of good advice here. Just wanted to jump in to add. Hopefully by now, you’ve moved on and let things be. ( Edited as I noticed your last post) the situation is still in question....it would be best for you to move forward without her. Wish her well and get your life filled with people who don’t want to be absent from your life. Wish you the best, Jen

Hiya! 🙂 I can understand it is a bit nerve wracking when it is a situation you’re not used to and something that’s out of routine. Fill your heart with faith that everything will be just fine. Absence does make the heart grow fonder. During the time he’s overseas, try new things. Any hobby you’ve been meaning to try? You can also make video chats eventful. Special. Super special. Three months will fly and you’ll be in each other’s arms in no time. Wish you two all the best, Jen.