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Poll: Do you socialize w/ your s/o?
Andrea and I are always teased about this so I"m wondering...[Poll]
Re: Poll: Do you socialize w/ your s/o?
here's the backstory on this...many of our straight and/or single friends tease us about being a "package deal" - meaning that we always go out together and rarely socialize without the other. I usually just take the teasing with a grain of salt and move on, but the other day a friend called us co-dependent, and i took that personally. I mean, i spend 50+ hours a week away from Andrea - not to mention that she's my best friend - so when i'm out having fun, i want her to be with me. I dont see whats so weird about that. However, many of our straight married friends enjoy socializing w/o thier spouse (having "girls nights" ect) so they dont understand why we dont feel similar about needing space.
Your thoughts?
i should mention that A and I dont spend every last non-working hour together, we both have hobbies that we do separately (ie: she plays horseshoes, i decorate cakes
, ect)
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i added a "most of the time" for you
good point!
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Julie and I always socialize together. I ditto everything E said.
gah! i wish i could change my answer. i knew i should have run my mouth first.
This is a hard one for me because I don't really consider myself having a social life here in Albany. If we go out to the bars or dinner, it's always as a couple. I have one friend whom I will go to coffee or the mall with. Other than that I don't really have friends here.
I will add that at the wedding this past weekend, K was perfect. She met my friends, hung out with us, but also left every now and again so we could have 'girl time'. It was great, and K keeps saying how much she liked everyone. So, if we were to live in CA again I think we'd socialize together much more.
C and I are a "package deal" as well
I 100% agree with what you said, Elise, about spending time apart for work and thus wanting to be together otherwise!
On occasion things come up that C will do alone (golf with work friends, etc), or that I will (one of my oldest friends lives very near to us and will sometimes come over and hang out with me when C is working late) - but we generally socialize together.
The friends that we had individually before meeting have become mutual friends, and we like it that way!
I would have been offended by that co-dependant remark as well. To me, it's a sign of a healthy happy relationship when you genuinely want to be together all the time! Cecilia is my favorite person to spend time with - just one of the many reasons I married her!
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