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Unless some miracle happened, I couldn't see myself becoming "permanently attached" again for at least another couple of years.
The hole in my life is huge and drives me crazy at times. But I realize that "inflicting myself" on someone else at this stage would be a disservice not only to the other person but to myself as well.
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Anonymous said...
Help me somebody ! I have been searching for advice on dating a widower for days now and this is the only one that truly hit the mark! EXCELLENT ADVICE.
Terry, how far do we step back to give him time to properly grieve? Realize that it all depends on the individual and our circumstance are slightly different.
After being the sole caregiver for over 10 years to my mom and he having cared for his wife while working from home for 8 years, we met through a mutual friend who saw that both of us needed to get out of the house.
We met 4 month after his wife passed and 3 weeks after Mom. We quickly became intimate within the first week of dating. Although our dates have mostly consist of going shopping at Lowes while redecorating his home. Sticky for both of us which is why I have stepped back to allow space for him to dismantle visible touches of his wife throughout the house.
He does not appear to be the least bit apprehensive about moving on. Its been 2 months since we met and we're planning a weekend trip this coming weekend, which happens to be his wife's birthday.