He says this because I read military wife blogs, have military spouse friends, started watching Army Wives on Netflix, try to think of cool things to send in a care package (cupcakes in a jar anyone?), and I am now beginning to use the resources available to me such as the lovely books below.
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So I guess I am getting into fulfilling the role of Army Wife.
When I was a part-time National Guard girlfriend/fiancee, the military only really affected me 2 weeks a year with one 3 month training thrown in for good measure (the one weekend a month was the same as him working as a civilian). But as a wife of a deployed soldier, I have been forced to get more aquainted with the military lifestyle and now, I can say that I'm an Army wife and feel like I deserve that title.
I have experienced the kind of love needed to sustain a relationship through these trials and it's made us stronger.
I know that I will continue to have bad days but I also know that those are fleeting.
I know now that I am capable of taking care of things on my own but I also know that I'm happiest when I'm with Hubby.
I will continue to educate myself to be the best wife left behind I can be.
I will continue to be strong and wait for him.
In short, I will do everything I can to be supportive of him and our relationship until I'm back in his arms again.
