I’m typing this at 1am… because I can’t sleep.
Early on in our marriage, I would lose sleep because we were trying to be as “close and connected” to one another as possible. (wink, wink)
During that time, I learned to lose myself in my husbands embrace. It was a blissful reason to lose sleep.
Over the years we have revisited variations of the original “close and connected” season, sadly that is not where we are right now.
This season is distant and disconnected. Its a season of feeling alone and abandoned…definitely not the blissful abandon we once experienced.
I want to cross it. You’d think after almost 20 years of marriage, I’d know instinctively how… but I don’t.
I’m at a loss. All I can do is trust God to lead me in what I need to do.
So I retreat to my side of the bed and lie there silently weeping and praying that sleep is the only thing I lose during this season.
“Let no one split apart what God has joined together.” Mark 10:9, NLT
*I’m linking up with the Five Minute Friday crowd at #FMF. The word for this week is LOSE.
((HUGS)) Those of us who have been married for a long time can totally relate to your post. Every marriage goes through seasons. It’s worth the hanging in there. Thanks for sharing your heart.
Thanks Sara. Some times waiting it through and praying is the only answer. Fortunately it looks as if we are making it to the other side of this. Its a difficult place to go through though and all too often we give up and give in too soon.