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I haven't been here all week due to strenuous work and educational demands. H is doing better since I asked him NOT to try to talk to me about probs before work or at night when we are both dog-tired.
This a.m. he says that I need to give an answer to his offer ($$) for our D. He was cold and distant. 20 minutes later he was loving and "usual." How to deal with this?! I want to suggest counseling but don't have any idea if it is even possible. Everything depends on "what" is talking: is it his heart? or is it his head? Please advise...
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