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writes: Hello! Thanks in advance for the help!I was wondering what people might suggest for a relationship between two excessively busy people (like, possibly unhealthily...). How can we make time to be together?Thanks a bunch!-GG Reply to this Question
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reader, anonymous, writes (6 May 2009): This is verified as being by the original poster of the questionYa, thats prettyuch what I had been thinking, thank you for confirming it! ;-)
And he's not away of his own accord--since were only 15, it's his parents' idea to always to away and he really has no choice in the matter.
I think we just have to wait it out 3 weeks until spring sports end.
Thank you again!
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reader, anonymous, writes (6 May 2009): This is verified as being by the original poster of the questionWe are both on sports teams that occupy our time from 2-5 for me and 3-6 for him (school ends at 2). We are both active as musicians in our community and almost every day, following our sports, we have some kind ofusical commitment. He's involved in the local Boy Scout program. Basically, we have no down time, for ourselves, not to mention each other.
He's away pretty much every weekend.
Because of our loaded schedules, we can often both be up doing homework in the wee hours of morning, and for 15-year-olde, we know that this isn't particularly good for us, but neither of us is willing to change.
How can we find time to be together?
Sorry that this wasn't already clear!
Thank you,
-GG
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