What I mean is...
I know too much that has happened in the last 7 (almost 8) years of our country being at war.
I know too much about things my brother has experienced when he was deployed.
I know too much about the bad things that CAN happen.
I know too much about what A has experienced during this deployment.
I know too much!
I know too much that has happened in the last 7 (almost 8) years of our country being at war.
I know too much about things my brother has experienced when he was deployed.
I know too much about the bad things that CAN happen.
I know too much about what A has experienced during this deployment.
I know too much!
In an email that I received a couple days ago, A said it himself. He said that he knows he shares too much information with me sometimes and that he knows it causes me to worry. This is true, but I always tell him to talk to me about things if he needs to and not to be concerned about me worrying. I'm going to worry regardless of what I know. I love the fact that he is comfortable talking to me about things, but there are times that I feel like I know too much. And that's ok, I've been dealing with it pretty well throughout this deployment. I am just ready for it to come to an end. Obviously, I have been ready for that since it began, but it has truly gotten to me at this point. I have a lot of things coming up in the next couple of weeks which have me looking forward to them and then into those events comes A coming home. So before I know it, it will be here, but I'm ready to no longer worry about "Knowing Too Much"!
How much does your soldier/sailor/airman/marine/coastie share with you during a deployment? Have you felt like you "Knew Too Much"?
How much does your soldier/sailor/airman/marine/coastie share with you during a deployment? Have you felt like you "Knew Too Much"?
