Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We are both married, and at this point I don't know the difference between flirting and propositioning - I have never (even when I was single) had any male attention to speak of, outside of my husband (and he is not exactly the doting type), so maybe I am reading too much into in. He is direct about enjoying time with me when we do lunches, he stops in to chat regularly, texts a lot (lots of jokes) and is very excited that we are traveling together soon for work- even started planning some after work activities.
To the young singles reading this - enjoy single life. I never had the opportunity (I was not attractive and very shy) to flirt and have fun, and it weighs on my mind. Hate having regrets, but wish I got some of this out of my system.
I'm the PP who cut it off with my coworker and I have a similar wallflower background. Try to channel some of that energy back into your marriage. I never thought that would work but it has. The attention is like a drug. I used the flirtation as a jumping off point for health, beauty, and fashion changes that have gotten some attention from others, male and female. Suddenly the crush withered. I work in a highly intellectual job and it pains me that I'm so shallow, but after the age of 40 and after a couple kids it feels good to not be invisible anymore.
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