No, never had that though
I used to, then was glad he was on travel sometimes and most of the time just glad he is not traveling anymore 14 years |
Yes.
Yes. Married 11 years. |
Yes Yes Big yes Married 5 years and we have a toddler |
Sometimes (LOTS when we first were together)
not really but only because I like the time alone and it is infrequent together 25 yrs, married 15 |
No Use to, but not anymore (he traveled so much recently that now I like it when he's not here). 22 years |
Rarely
Usually 8 years |
No, no, and yes because she can help with kids.
Dh 9 years married. Generally a good marriage. I am floored people still have butterflies for their spouse several years in. Love and attraction I can understand but butterflies? |
No, yes, married 7 yrs (together for 14). |
I'm one of the butterfly pps, I know it sounds corny, but I still get butterflies when I think of/see him, and the goofy grin too. It just hasn't worn off. I love him in deeper and more meaningful ways now of course, but he still gives me that rush. Can't help it. |
Not really those butterflies, but I do get warm feelings at times. (In addition to just everyday love). I am THRILLED he's gone and SAD he's gone all at the same time. I get to cook my Indian food that he hates, leave the windows open, watch whatever I want on TV, cook whatever I want for dinner, read all my books. But I miss cuddling with him, his jokes, discussing politics, my kids hugging him silly, discussing out day, asking his advice, giving him mine. 10 years next month. |
No. Yes. 11 years. He is my very best friend. |
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Sometimes to both. Married a year, together three. |
Rarely, but it happens. Yes. 25 years. |
Sometimes.
Of course-- he's my best friend, and I'm lonely without him 17 years, 2 kids (11 & 13) |