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How much time could you spend with your partner before you needed some alone time?
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Depends, on trips with family... I don't think there's a limit. Just at home doing the normal activities... maybe 2-3 days... only because I like video games, not that I couldn't spend more time with her:)
3 weeks
I can easily spend more time with him before needing alone time than with most people. Not sure of the answer, though.
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when I get there I'll let you know...
Every waking moment I want to spend with him
I feel the same way babe
Male, 41-50 years, Married, MO, US | Dec 24, 2011
Male, 41-50 years, Married, MO, US | Dec 24, 2011
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Good Question !! I don't even know its only been like a week
not sure - never gotten to the point where i needed some time alone
He usually needs it first, so I'm not sure. For me it depends on what else is going on in my life that I need to be alone to figure out.
All my life
IDK is there something i forgot to do or has the list been completed?
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LOL, we are ok for a few hours.
About a weekend will do it.
As someone who fiercely protects alone time, I think I could go at least a few weeks with spending every single moment with my wife. Probably longer.
Of course, we both like our alone time. We also both like "alone time together" (being in the same room, but doing separate things), so that may play into the answer.
Of course, we both like our alone time. We also both like "alone time together" (being in the same room, but doing separate things), so that may play into the answer.
