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	<title>Calling the whambulance. Whine-One-One. </title>
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	<description>For the next seven weeks or so, I&apos;m a tour widow. Yes, my boyfriend is going on tour for the first time since we&apos;ve been dating. How do I stop being such a whiny baby about it? Ever since I found out about the tour a month or so ago, any time the topic has been breached, it&apos;s thrown me into an &quot;all consuming sadness&quot; (his words. his ANNOYED words.). Well, dammit, I&apos;m sad about it. My boyfriend&apos;s my partner, my companion, my lover, my all around favorite guy. And yes, maybe I&apos;m a little jealous that he gets to go all around the country and not work for a several weeks, but for the most part I&apos;m just - plain - sad. Worried too. About the normal stuff: car crashes, flash floods, alien abduction, accordion-player groupies. Well the groupies part, not so much. I trust him. But still, I guess I&apos;d be a fool not to wonder.&lt;br&gt;
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This is his favorite thing to do on earth, and I feel as if I&apos;m bringing him down about it. And he&apos;s pretty much told me so. Apparently his former girlfriends didn&apos;t care as much as I do, but I still feel like I have a right to be sad at SOME level.&lt;br&gt;
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Its not as if he&apos;s going to war, gone for a year hiking the Amazon or anything remotely so serious. I have friends, it&apos;s a really busy time at work, and even have a little vacation soon. But still, I&apos;m pretty dang depressed. Showing how depressed I am to him is just making him annoyed. And then I get more depressed. Am I overreacting? Should I just act like nothing&apos;s wrong so I don&#8217;t piss him off more? Any fellow tour widows/widowers with any tips?</description>
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