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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. I just feel ... guilty and bad about thinking about this guy. Most of the time that I see him, he’s with his wife and they seem to have a good relationship. I just feel like a bad person, maybe because I was once cheated on. [/quote]

Are you super catholic? This is odd. Innocent fantasies are OK.[/quote]

Smile at him. You may make his day.

My attractive wife and I have a good relationship, and I still like when attractive women smile at me. [/quote]

Ha yes I am Catholic! But that’s not why I feel this way... he just seems like a good person/husband and I feel guilty fantasizing about him![/quote]

[b]Are you objectively hotter than his DW? If so, then smile at him and see how he responds. Chat and see where it goes. Maybe he married his DW when he could only get a 5, and now he’s grown into his looks and with his career in place he could get an 8.

If you’re hotter than his DW, then be that 8 he could never get before. You don’t have to leave your DW. Just because you have a fling doesn’t mean you want to leave, unless this guy is on such an upswing in his career that you’re better off even factoring in the divorce costs.[/quote][/b]

Wow, this is amazing.  This is obviously written by an insecure woman. [/quote]

OP here and yes I am hotter and younger than his wife....but wow. Yikes. If I feel bad for having dirty thoughts about a married man, I can't even imagine how I'd feel having a fling with one. Damn conscience.[/quote]

How far have your fantasies gone?[/quote]

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