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Old 02-03-2016, 12:21 AM #5
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Fluentinsarcasm, I reckon that you boyfriend is fortunate to have a loyal and supportive partner like you.

Please remember to look after yourself first. I have put that in bold to say how important I think that it is. It is not a selfish thing to do - if we don't do that then our capacity to care for those who matter to us can get messed up (something which I learned IRL).
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