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I need some advice. I am crazy about my boss.
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Yeah, I've never heard that one before.
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He is a known womanizer and has been married for 28 years.
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DANGER, DANGER, WILL ROBINSON! DANGER! This is the obvious reason why "following your feelings" would be a dumb**** move.
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his womanizing ways have been what has kept me away from becoming sexually involved with him. (trust issues).
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Phew...so you do have common sense. Groovy.
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Over the last couple of years we have kissed a couple of times and I melted each time, he is very charming and makes me feel special.
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Er...maybe I spoke too soon. He's very charming and makes you feel special....can we say "NO ****"? You said it yourself, he's a player. He makes EVERY woman feel special, you dope. Trust me, you AREN'T the only "special lady" out there for him haha.
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About 4 months ago I let things go a little further and we engaged in some "heavy petting" one night after work.
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Good times though, right. Maybe you should hook up your husband with a secretary. He'd appreciate a little boob squeezing action I bet. It's only fair.
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Originally posted by lavende831 I got up the strength to leave before we went all the way, even so I still feel cheap about it. I have since kept my distance and when he tried kissing me again shortly after that night I told him that I didn't want to have an affair.
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See, I keep sensing little chunks of grey matter in there. I'm proud. But you're letting them marinate in the "female romantic bull**** nonsense" sauce a little too much. Rinse those babies off before they go bad.
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Infact I have noticed him trying to charm other female employees and while it hurts to see it I felt a sense of relief that he had given up as most womanizers do after a while. He is wealthy and charming and does have luck with the ladies, especially the young ones. I am 40 so I don't know why he bothers with me when he can have all the young women. He is 55.
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At least you realize he's playing you like a violin with tits...I think. Let's read on.
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Originally posted by lavende831 Well, recently he has started touching me again. Small stuff like putting his hands on the small of my back or touching my arm when he talks to me. I love it and I have missed it.
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*bangs head against wall repeatedly* He. Is. Testing. The. Water. For. ****ability.
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Originally posted by lavende831 I think about him all the time, I have for 3 years. Despite things I have tried, i.e. Counseling, talking to friends, leaving my job for a while etc... this crush wont go away. Maybe we are meant to be together and I am being a fool for resisting. Does that sound crazy?
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Yes. You are crazy. Excuse me for just one moment while I fetch your complimentary straight jacket and a healthy dose of seditives. Listen, babydoll, despite what the majority of your gender may think, you really all need to let go off this "cosmic-connection-meant-to-be-together" crap. It's fantasy. Silly, illogical fantasy. Are you SERIOUSLY telling me you think you're "meant to be" with a 55 year old womanizer who almost definately sees you as nothing more than ANOTHER piece of ass? Please tell me that's not what you're saying. Please, please, PLEASE tell me that you aren't so stupid and gullable as to think a man who has probably been cheating on his WIFE for the tenure of their relationship would suddenly fall in love someone who he doesn't know HALF as well, and decide to change his ways.
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Originally posted by lavende831 I do love my husband but I am not sure that I am "in love with him". We have been through some rough times but we have managed to stay together.
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Then how about this...work your ass off to try and find that "in love" feeling again. It seems you have considered this seeing as you say you've been to counseling, so good for you. What's your husband's feeling in all this? Does he KNOW you're unhappy?
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Originally posted by lavende831 What should I do? Should I continue to fight my feelings? I am afraid that I will be terribly hurt by him but I am also afraid that I am giving up a chance at true love.
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If by "true love" you mean, "becoming another late night booty call for my jerk-off of a boss" then yeah...you're giving that up. Better go chase it, before it slips away. Your boss is truly a wonderful catch.
If you haven't gotten the message yet, this is a very bad idea. I'm glad you have had the strength to fight this so far. A lot of people don't. You should be proud of that. However, you HAVE cheated on your husband, and should take this as a big red flag that you need to make some serious efforts to work on the marriage. There's probably some emotional need there that isn't being met that you're trying to find through your boss. Find out what that is(without your boss' help of course) and then work with your husband to see that it is met so this type of thing doesn't repeat itself.
Also, kick your boss in the junk. Hard. Douchebag...