Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
I can’t distance myself because it’s at work.
I’m way too old for this nonsense.
Please help me make my brain stop caring about this person. Like enjoying the validation/attention etc.
I’m so disgusted with myself seriously. I remember having a crush years ago and I was able to distance myself and it went away.
This time I can’t though.
How do I make it stop?
Sleep with them and it will likely stop soon enough. It's likely physical infatuation.
Yeah... that's not what the other posters meant.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
I can’t distance myself because it’s at work.
I’m way too old for this nonsense.
Please help me make my brain stop caring about this person. Like enjoying the validation/attention etc.
I’m so disgusted with myself seriously. I remember having a crush years ago and I was able to distance myself and it went away.
This time I can’t though.
How do I make it stop?
Sleep with them and it will likely stop soon enough. It's likely physical infatuation.
Anonymous wrote:
I can’t distance myself because it’s at work.
I’m way too old for this nonsense.
Please help me make my brain stop caring about this person. Like enjoying the validation/attention etc.
I’m so disgusted with myself seriously. I remember having a crush years ago and I was able to distance myself and it went away.
This time I can’t though.
How do I make it stop?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m the OP.
I forgot to add an important thing I think?
I tend to crush on someone who is very kind.
Does this mean I have low self esteem?
No. Crushes are normal. Most people get them. You act like you’ve committed some great sin. Stop it, that’s way too navel-gazing. The reason it’s consuming you is that you’re catastrophizing something entirely minor. If you switch your mindset to understanding that this is normal and happens from time to time… it won’t take up as much space in your brain.
Thank you. But for as long as I work here it will be like this…? Should I just accept it u mean?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m the OP.
I forgot to add an important thing I think?
I tend to crush on someone who is very kind.
Does this mean I have low self esteem?
No. Crushes are normal. Most people get them. You act like you’ve committed some great sin. Stop it, that’s way too navel-gazing. The reason it’s consuming you is that you’re catastrophizing something entirely minor. If you switch your mindset to understanding that this is normal and happens from time to time… it won’t take up as much space in your brain.
Anonymous wrote:I’m the OP.
I forgot to add an important thing I think?
I tend to crush on someone who is very kind.
Does this mean I have low self esteem?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Enjoy it? That's what I always do. Crushes are healthy. Stop fighting it and you'll get your work done.
But if it’s limerence, it will consume your every waking hour. Sounds like that might be what is going on with OP.
Anonymous wrote:Enjoy it? That's what I always do. Crushes are healthy. Stop fighting it and you'll get your work done.