Well, as our relationship got deeper, the talks got shorter and now if there's
a call at all, it is more harried and straight to the point of purpose.
Sometimes I crave for that time again but now I realise there are more
responsibilities and our heads are full, thinking of this and that. Most times,
I feel I should make a move but the first thing that comes to mind is 'I would
see him when I get home, it can wait'. Seeing my colleague that day made me
realise that some things should not wait. Procrastination only kills the spice
in your marriage slowly and before you know it, everything you do becomes
formal and out of responsibility.
Imagine my shock though when another colleague
teased her about her luvyduvy conversation with her husband and she confided in
me that it was actually a friend she was talking to. She further confessed
that whenever she felt like talking for long hours, and she calls her hubby she
realises that they either don't have much to talk about or one of them is in a
hurry to get off the phone and I realised the solid truth behind those words. I
am a victim and so many others are too, but just like I told her that day 'take a
look outside and you would notice how scorching the sun has been lately, yet a
lot of people work in it sweating profusely, on the other hand, some others are
covered from the sun enjoying the air conditioner in their office.
That is the
way life in marriage is, you can either sweat it out or find your way out of
the sun into an air-conditioned office, it is dependent on what you do and how
you go about it. It is not easy especially when you have kids, but hey, those
children would leave you someday and you would be back to base with your spouse
alone. So for me, I am learning to get my groove back and bring back the smile,
giggles, tickles, fun of yester years into my marriage and consciously working
it out each day.
Go ye and do likewise!
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