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last night I moved some things around in our bedroom taking some things of my W to the basement and bringing some of mine up just for convenience. Well when she came over she was really depressed about her life and I comforted her. Then she went in the bedroom and saw that I was moving her stuff and she got really freaked out! No yelling or anything just worried I could tell. I know it doesn't mean much but it's just nice to see that the WS life is not all love and carefree.
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Good for you! Let her see the care and love. But set boundaries. That is what the WS needs.
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