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Jun 10th 2008 @ 7:39PM
Meg Massie said...
You're going to gag, but I feel like I'm really lucky because my husband is 100% of both of these types -- he's totally exciting and completely dependable. I think it's easier for us to have this type of relationship because we don't have kids and don't plan on them, and we're also both self-employed, which gives us the flexibility to take those moments-notice trips to Rome -- or Tennessee, as it were.
For the first several months that we were dating, I kept wondering when he'd drop the perfect man act and stop trying to impress me -- but I'm starting to actually believe it's no act:)
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