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Recently separated from my wife has been very hard, and I'm still trying to deal with the situation as it stands. Because of the kids, I've had to be tougher than I thought I could be. I'm just starting to get to the point where I no longer have a constant ache in my chest where my heart is. She still doesn't really want to talk about it so I'm trying to continue giving her the space she needs. My question is this, today she asked me over for dinner, should I go?

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Don't have time to review your situation right now. Read your last post earlier.<BR>But...if you think you can avoid Love Busters<BR>then go; if not, don't. Hint: Have you read the article that was printed in the last newsletter about Dr. Harley's take on the Who Wants to Marry a Millionaire thing? <BR>His advice on how to connect with a woman may be very helpful in your situation. <BR>If you don't get the newsletter...use the search on the MB home page to find the article.<BR>Good luck ...hope your dinner turns out well. <P>CJ<P>------------------<BR>Psalm 42

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Go, have fun! Don't bring up the relationship... Talk about books, movies, current events, etc.<BR>Don't LB!!!<P>Have fun--<BR>Kathi

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You have to go, Dont play hard to get , it might just backfire on you. Keep conversation light , try and have fun like when you guys were dating. I envy you, I also am the one who is giving my spouse some space, and I wish that he would call me for dinner.<BR>Enjoy, Hope everything goes well.<BR>Anne T


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