I'm not trying to box you in. I'm just trying to live with

I'm not trying to box you in. I'm just trying to live with you.

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The quote "I'm not trying to box you in. I'm just trying to live with you" from J.D. Robb's "Glory in Death" expresses a desire for understanding and coexistence rather than control. It reflects the complex dynamics of relationships where one partner seeks to create a comfortable space while respecting the other's individuality.

This sentiment emphasizes the importance of communication and the need to balance personal freedom with intimacy. Rather than...

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