Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mine was super intense and lasted for years AND we had to work together all the time. He died, which solved it. Now I just miss him.
I wouldn’t call this a crush. Limerence or a one sided emotional affair, maybe… but not a crush.
It is not an emotional affair or limerance if it’s not mutual. It’s a crush by definition.
You don’t know what limerence even is- it can definitely be one sided.
There’s no difference between what you’re calling limerence and a strong physical and personal attraction, otherwise known as a major crush.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mine was super intense and lasted for years AND we had to work together all the time. He died, which solved it. Now I just miss him.
I wouldn’t call this a crush. Limerence or a one sided emotional affair, maybe… but not a crush.
It is not an emotional affair or limerance if it’s not mutual. It’s a crush by definition.
You don’t know what limerence even is- it can definitely be one sided.
Anonymous wrote:Fastest way to get over a crush is to find a new crush. It’s like I lose all memory of my old infatuation when I get a new crush. I’m also not married though and it doesn’t sound like you like your husband that much. When I have a boyfriend I’m so obsessed with them that I don’t think of anyone else
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mine was super intense and lasted for years AND we had to work together all the time. He died, which solved it. Now I just miss him.
I wouldn’t call this a crush. Limerence or a one sided emotional affair, maybe… but not a crush.
It is not an emotional affair or limerance if it’s not mutual. It’s a crush by definition.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mine was super intense and lasted for years AND we had to work together all the time. He died, which solved it. Now I just miss him.
I wouldn’t call this a crush. Limerence or a one sided emotional affair, maybe… but not a crush.
Anonymous wrote:Mine was super intense and lasted for years AND we had to work together all the time. He died, which solved it. Now I just miss him.
Anonymous wrote:Mine was super intense and lasted for years AND we had to work together all the time. He died, which solved it. Now I just miss him.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am married and have a crush on my married coworker. We only interact at work and only discuss work related topics, we don’t communicate outside of work.
I can’t stop thinking about my coworker. I am trying to lessen our work interactions and we don’t see each other often, but it is not helping. I would never acknowledge this crush to anyone and I just want it to end.
Its possible that this person if genuinely friendly with you to get their work done. I also work in corporate culture and people who are happy in theor marriages also talk really well with co-workers.
You will wreck another husband, wife and the children an entire family along with ruining your own wife/husband and kids. Karma / what goes around comes around ...
Anonymous wrote:I am married and have a crush on my married coworker. We only interact at work and only discuss work related topics, we don’t communicate outside of work.
I can’t stop thinking about my coworker. I am trying to lessen our work interactions and we don’t see each other often, but it is not helping. I would never acknowledge this crush to anyone and I just want it to end.
Anonymous wrote:Mine was super intense and lasted for years AND we had to work together all the time. He died, which solved it. Now I just miss him.
Anonymous wrote:Get to know them, the crush will be crushed because everybody poops.
Don’t be alone with each other.
Google limerance.