Conundrum

I wondered what the general consensus on this would be:

Say your long-term partner is leaving for some far-off place tomorrow, but you've been having a little row and there's an uneasiness within the both of you (it's nothing major but not minor enough to ignore). You feel you've a right to be annoyed/angry/upset about whatever it may be, and they don't look like backing down either. Would you play nice and let it go before they left, as you won't be able to communicate with them for a week or so, or would you stick to your guns right up until they leave?

I guess it made me wonder because although I wouldn't want to let that person go off on uneasy footing, it would more than likely bug me for the whole time they are away, possibly to the point where it got unbearable. I don't know if I'm just weird like that or if anyone else would say the same.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

*waits for move to AC*

I guess I feel like that because in my own situation, I'm already in a long distance relationship, and I'm lucky to hear from him in maybe 3 days or so. Something he promised to rectify last time he came to see me, but I see no improvement. Now he's going away for a week and I won't be able to contact him at all, I guess it's feeling a little rough for me. Especially since it'll be over his birthday and valentine's day. I've made up with him since, out of my gene-enforced politeness, but it just eats at me.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Thanks, I guess I just needed a clear-cut way of dealing with this (despite not admitting it in my first post >.>). I'll have to talk to him when he gets back.

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