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So things between myself and Trina have been going fairly well anytime we get together, conversation comes pretty easily between the two of us, we always have fun with whatever we're doing, and our *ahem* physical chemistry seems quite good.

The one thing kind of irking me though is the fact that she cancels on me quite often, due to not feeling well or having migraines. I mean, I'm quite sure she's genuine when she tells me these things. But quite a few of my first girlfriends were rather hypochondriatic, and things never worked out very well with those ones.

I think mostly because I don't understand what it's like to get sick so often, or what it's like to deal with migraines. I'm relatively healthy, the few times I claim to be sick, I'm usually just feigning because I needed time off work or something. And I rarely get headaches, maybe one-two migraines ever in my life.

I dunno, she seems really great so far, I'm just moderately concerned this could become a bit of an issue later on down the road. I mean we're still pretty fresh into things and I imagine it'll be a while yet before we "go steady" and all that jazz. I guess I would like thoughts on this even though I think I'm mostly just posting to get my thoughts on it all organized and off my chest.

Like, I don't think I should judge her based on her health, but I should take it into account that I have had problems with similar situations to this. ramble ramble ramble.

Tough call.
I get pretty bad migraines, so I know how difficult it can be.
The pain is horrible and the nausea is even worse.
All I can do is hope to fall asleep and wake up with it gone.
If that's her case, she may want to see but is just physically in able.
I would wait it out a bit and see whether or not it's something you can work around.

Tell her you'll come take care of her. ;]

I think it's a good idea to ask but don't be put off if she says she doesn't want you come.

I know with my migraines, the last thing that could help is company. All I want to do is curl up in a dark quiet space and just let it pass, because any kind of stimulus, be it light or sound or anything, is just super painful.

As with meeting the parents, it seems like it'd make a good impression if you came over when she was ill with her permission, maybe bringing some soup or tea or something - shows you really care.