Adam

you know, will clash.

And so, you know, like for example, you know, there's times where I'll come home and, you know, I'm excited to see her.

I'll see her in the house.

I'll run up to her, give her a big hug.

And she's kind of got like that standoff, you know, kind of a feeling or vibe.

And I'm like, well, this is like super weird and uncomfortable.

And she's like, you know what, your energy is just too much right now.

She's a nurse, you know, during the day.

And so she exhausts a lot of energy with her patients and coworkers, what have you.

And, you know, sometimes at homes, it's just,

it's hard to, uh, you know, find that balance because of it.

And so like, I'm just trying to find like a good balance without changing who I am to like accommodate her needs.

I love this.

Um, I'm 42 and she's 36.

Her too.

Oh, about two months.

We've been together for about five years and you know, just married for two months.

Yeah.

So we recently bought a house, um, a few months ago together, but we, you know, had our separate places, but then like, you know, I, of course I would say the night over there, you know, maybe a handful of nights.

So, you know, this is really like the first time, like full-time work, you know, we're together, you know, we're together and, you know, yeah.