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Birth Date: 2000-04-10
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Date: November 1, 2022
I should also mention that he´s married. I am not interested in him romantically but I feel close to him emotionally and it feels important to me.
LMAO are you fcking serious?
Girl, what kind of intentions do you think a 44m celeb with a wife has in mind when he's asks a girl whose 15 years younger to meet up? Don't be daft.
I'm not sure if a agree with this. In the first example she was definitely at fault and admittedly it was nude to get her to admit fault fully because she reflexively tries to minimalize and deflect blame, eventually after I held firm and called her on it she relented and went on to handle it well. The second issue wasnt really her call. The third issue she got baited and bit the hook so she definitely was involved in the problem but didn't really create the issue. I do agree that this should be put on her to fix with little instruction from me, that sounds like the best advise so far.
Forgiveness is a hot sell for me, I believe the past is instructive. While people may change their base behaviors may never. There are kids involved so I will forgive, perhaps for the wrong reasons. If she can handle it well than a type of forgiveness is on the table.
You can’t teach an old dog new tricks. Find someone who shares your views on a fundamental level.
He doesn’t owe you anything, but like you give people gifts because you like them and want to make them happy. Im assuming he has never gotten you a gift? Does he do anything for you at all? If not, I’d leave him. Life is too short.
Classic projection. Leave him, obviously
We have no reason to suspect that OP’s father was such a career criminal or person with lacking morals that he must “change his ways” in a serious way in the first place. Yes, 11 years is a long time so it was a serious offense. But depending on the nature of the crime, we have no reason to believe that it would lead to his children being in danger, even financially, in the first place. Personal vs corporate fraud, the motive of the crime, whatever.
If it’s not danger but just a lack of morality that he might possess, I think I could care less when the wife is allowing her kids to see a family of people we know are probably worse.
Im so sorry you went through that, people are so messed up ? I don’t understand… how can the word “love” even come out of someone’s mouth, but they act like they absolutely hate you and just want to destroy you. SMH, I hate people
So…I know guys who simply don’t. It is an acquired skill, but you are correct in the comment about not being interested in a partner’s pleasure. I’ve always enjoyed this as a part of the buildup and always enjoyed it. I really don’t understand not enjoying.
My only thought…he may be so young he never learned and is just uncomfortable trying to learn???
It's understandable that you are feeling conflicted and guilty about your feelings towards your manager, especially since you are married. It's important to remember that having sexual thoughts or fantasies about someone other than your spouse is not uncommon, but it's important to take steps to address these thoughts and ensure they don't lead to actions that could harm your marriage.
One approach you could take is to limit your interaction with your manager outside of work-related matters. This could mean avoiding personal conversations and socializing with him outside of work. Additionally, it may be helpful to redirect your thoughts and energy towards your marriage by focusing on spending quality time with your husband and strengthening your relationship.
It could also be beneficial to seek support from a therapist or counselor to help you process your emotions and develop strategies for managing your thoughts and behaviors. A therapist can provide a safe and non-judgmental space to explore your feelings and help you develop healthy coping mechanisms.
Remember, it's normal to have attractions towards others, but it's important to prioritize your commitment to your spouse and take steps to ensure that your actions align with that commitment.
If you can’t do that then you need to leave your current relationship before starting another. Adultery is not the answer.
You don't say anything to her. He isn't trying to make you jealous, it sounds like he actually moved on. If you do say something, you WILL look jealous.
Dont say anything, help your friend and move on with your life.
nothing like that. we mostly texted and only hung out in person a few times. very casual. she didn't give me a reason. i gave her a small bday gift and then she said “let's just stay professional” and i assumed that meant being friendly coworkers again. im mostly confused not mad at her so i didn't react angrily. just said okay no hard feelings.
He is trash. You will be better off without him. Go get an STD test .
He knows your needs and wants. You have communicated very clearly to him that you want him to reciprocate. Yet, he still doesn’t.
Sorry, he doesn’t reciprocate not because he’s confused or doesn’t know what you want — it’s because he doesn’t care. He’s fine with you not getting off. It’s not important to him.