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DEAR ABBY: I have been divorced for three years. I have been dating a woman, Stephanie, whom I love and
believe can be my next wife. We talk about marriage and have been very good for each other. We each are blessed with three grown children, and we love our families immensely. The difference is, Stephanie socializes only with
her family and has few friends who aren't related to her. I, on the other hand, have a wealth of friends and like to do a lot with them -- dinner parties, sporting events, concerts, traveling, etc. My friends are great people, and she
agrees with me on that, but when we make plans with them, she says she feels like an outsider and prefers to be
with her family. Currently, Stephanie sees her daughter at least three times a week and her oldest son twice a week. In addition, her ex-husband and his wife host family events almost every other weekend -- birthdays, holidays,
game nights, etc., and she never wants to miss them. They are so close that there are no secrets and lots of inside
jokes. I feel very much like an outsider at times. I love her family, and they have welcomed me with open arms, but I can't seem to get used to this much togetherness. Once my kids were grown and out of the house, I wanted to
enjoy my life while they pursued their own fun. I'm at the point that I'm tired of her family, especially since her ex
always seems to be the organizer of these get-togethers.
I don't want to hurt her or her family's feelings, but I would prefer more private time traveling or visiting with my
friends and family, and we are not finding a good balance. They all attend the same church every week and even
sit together as if they were still one big, happy family, even though it has been 20 years since their divorce. She tells me that I am No. 1 in her life, but her actions say otherwise. What do I do? -- DIFFERENT IN MISSOURI
DEAR DIFFERENT: I suggest you stop listening to what Stephanie says and concentrate more on what you see
she's doing, then act accordingly.