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cancerLA
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That will vary from person to person and depending on offense. I think either is fine as long as you communicate. People get the impression that cancers need to be up under them all the time but that' isn't true. We can be very much be loners....so as long as he knows that everything is "ok" he won't take your retreat to heart.....where people go wrong with us is to just retreat unannounced of why....that's when we feel like they may not care.
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FallingForVirgo
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I sometimes do push my loved ones when I feel very sad/disappointed/etc. It's a good idea to give me some space when I'm in my shell. But the inconsistency of cancers is perhaps that they would want their space when they're retreating, but still would want to know that their loved ones are around to comfort them if the they need to be spoiled a little bit.

So, my sugeestion is: give him his space but reassure him, verbally and physically, that you'll be there in case he needs you.