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Gender: Female
Status: Single
Age: 28
Sign: Aries

City: New York
State: New York
Country: US
Signup Date: 9/12/2006
Sunday, August 02, 2009 
approaching the end of the book time traveler's wife.
niffenegger probably didn't hv this in mind when she wrote it but as i read it, it feels a bit of deja vu.
every girl has her henry.
he travels into her mind and life at different ages in different shapes, he leaves hints about the future but wouldn't tell her.
when she's very young, it's all good, each visit from him is an event, an addition.
she has all the imagination and expectation to her and believes from what she was told that he will come again and eventually settle with her.
as she grows, she becomes a little impatient, she begins to want more.
later, when she has him, each moment of his absence becomes a subtraction, as if something is robbed away from her.
she starts to wait anxiously. and doubts. 
is he really the one? what if not? has she missed him somehow? is he coming back? if so, when?
when they are finally together, they share happiness, but also problems (if not more).
some are not pretty. some get very ugly.
they argue. they suffer. sometimes she tries to escape.
finally they stop fighting (against each other or the problems they face together) and reconcile.
they learn to live with the problems.
soon enough she realizes they don't have much time left to themselves.
it's obvious, and they all kind of knew, but no one wants to bring it up.
they cling to each other, wish they can hold on to this a little longer.
and finally she is left to live her life alone, in the memory full of him.