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Oh yes, thankfully, I have a few of those people around me who know WTF I mean without a word.
I love that!
I have that with Jose….sadly a lot less with other people!
It’s a pleasure, isn’t it?
I have the fortune to have that with my daughter, sister, and a couple friends. But mostly, the ones who “get” me are my dogs. They know each emotion and body language and how to deal with it!
Carol, you know how much I get THAT!
Yes, it’s stellar when folks “get you”! I love that connection as rare as it can be at times. You always give us awesome thinking prompts…love it!
Aww, you are so sweet to say that!
I know exactly what you mean, Carol! 🙂 My husband and I share that, plus a couple of long time friends and yes of course, the dogs! Dogs always get me, better than most people (and vice versa).
I’m loving the way we’re going to the dogs here!
My husband and I have that. My best friend and her spouse of nearly 43 years finish each other’s sentences. It’s sweet.
I think so, too, Alana.
Yes, I do have a friend of 25 years like that.
I have very few relationships like that…well, I have very few relationships period but hubby and I have always been sort of loners together if that makes any sense. We can be in a room full of people and have a whole conversation without saying a word. It’s been like that since the moment we met 24 years ago. I had two friends like that but I lost both of them one to a stroke at 41 and the other to suicide at 40. I have one left who means the world to me but we don’t get to make eye contact often.