Just say to your doctor, it's too bad I only see you in the office, how come I never run into you in the city? If he's interested, he will take it from there. |
I'll call myself "DL." I don't feel that way. I absolutely welcome his attentions. I really feel drawn to and attracted to this guy. Maybe I am fooling myself, but I feel we are just drawn to each other. The way you can fall for someone you meet in another capacity, I feel you can also fall for someone you have a professional relationship with. I feel life is too short to put professionalism before love. The only problem I would have would be if he were some sort of predator who specifically targeted me to toy with, and who tries this with multiple women at one time. What do you all think? I need advice desperately. I do not want to miss an opportunity with this man. The sexual intensity between us is something I have not felt for years. I melt just thinking about him... |
You must be a troll. |
A troll or really, really dumb. The Dr. Dude is dumb too. He could lose his license for crossing the line with some desperate married woman. |
I have to ask...is this a doctor or a dentist? |
I am 100% not a troll, I am serious. I just called myself "DL" so you would know who was responding (since I am posting anonymously).
This is a doctor, not a dentist. And my questions are serious. I really, really like this guy and he seems to be flirting with me but I'm unsure how to proceed. |
Therefore, you must be dumb. |
If you'd like to answer my questions I am all ears; however, I ask that you do not insult me. By doing so, you come across as a troll yourself. Please folks, I am seeking advice, and obviously there is no one else I can talk to about this. |
Are you willing to get a new doctor if you're wrong? Because you're probably wrong. |
Is he a GP or Gyno or what? Does he have a wife and children? Drs that play around often do so with nurses they work with. Have you noticed the nurses in the office? Are they attractive? |
I'm sure lots of patients get crushes on doctors and they deal with that all the time.
But what happens if a dr develops feelings for a patient and that patient may have also? They don't do anything "wrong." The end the professional relationship. People would judge them regardless if they did get together. Those judgments would be based on assumptions and not what really happened, because they don't have that information. |
If you are interested, give him your number. Tell him to recommend another doctor. |
He is married. Most of the office staff are men or unattractive women. There is one woman and she is reasonably attractive (not gorgeous or anything). He is married. I know this seems very wrong, but as someone in a sexless marriage for many years (and infrequent before that) my feelings about open monogamy and open relationships have changed. |
DL here. Sorry, I can't edit my last post. I meant to type that my feelings about monogamy and open relationships have changed. |
This is a good approach. Just curious DL, how often do you see this doctor.? I rarely see any doctor more than twice in one year. |