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30 Jan 11 #248668 by Ambientgal
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I am with you on this one, and going shoping for oneself is not pleasant, but you did the right thing, buy stuff YOU want. I personally found it liberating getting things for ME. Not having to think about what to get my husband. Nice little treats for me, and no need to hide the cheeky little chocolate either.

I found it so daunting to start off when I moved out. I had never dealt with insurance, phone/broadband,...my husband always dealt with these things. It felt wonderful just going out there, sorting everything out - all by myself. Turns out, I can do it!!!

My biggest treat was to go and pick out a new sofa,...not having to squabble over look, material, cushions etc. I found my perfect sofa, and I didnt have to discuss it with anyone, it was what I wanted,...It was fantastic.

Things do get easier over time, but there will be good days and there will be bad days, and when the bad days arrive - its always good to think of all the independent things and progress one has made, and that cheeky little chocolate does come in handy :o)

Just keep strong and trust me - it will get better,...in time :o)

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