General Questions to supporters who marry/date military vets with ptsd

[sportsgirl]

Being with a partner with PTSD is difficult and when one does not have PTSD themselves it can make it even...

My Vet is one time of the best people I know. She makes me want to be a better person and I have never been around anyone like that before. I have never respected anyone the way I do her. And she’s gorgeous and we laugh. Gosh do we laugh.

 

[LuckiLee]

I fell in love with J when I was 14. He was such a romantic, even as a young man. When we reconnected I went to his house and when he walked out to meet me my stomach did the biggest flip flop ever!

He's very sweet and so damn sexy! And it makes his day when he can make me laugh. We love to be silly together. And he loves to cuddle. He's loyal, hard working and my hero.

I like to call him " my sexy ranger man".

 

[Louski]

I love that my man has given everyone of note in my life really sweet nick names. The one he gave my mum is by far the best. He is funny, sarcastic, and he is so handsome. I love that he can speak 4 languages. That is so sexy to me. I met him so randomly and he chased me and it took me a while to notice him, in fact I noticed our beautiful dog first, but when I did i fell head over heels.

 

[Never_falter2]

@leehalf At 14... that‘s so cute. So romantic. My vet can be romantic too... sometimes... when he feels like it... okay most of the times he is not romantic, but he wrote me a love song :)

 

[Sighs]

My vet left me a note the other day which I kid you not read:

1. Please feed chooks
2. Polish brass
3. We need more dishwasher tablets
4. Love you xx

Ah. Romance is not dead. :roflmao: