Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, I have the same problem.
Do you go to the wife's Facebook page hoping to see pictures of the husband?
I do and I also his mom's FB page. Almost every day.Anonymous wrote:I slept with a Care Bear until AFTER my DD was born. When we moved last year, he was put on a shelf and I've been too embasarred / proud to get him down. But I also feel guilty for leaving him up there. (This is obviously weird unresolved clinging to my uncomplicated and happy childhood.)
Oh, and I'm married by the way.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A family member's spouse molested me as a teen and I went on to have a sexual relationship with that person.
I feel like shit about it, no need to lecture me.
You shouldn't feel like shit about that, and no one has any right to lecture you. You're not the first victim who's ended up in that situation, not by a long shot. I hope you find a way to not feel like shit about it. Not your fault at all.
Anonymous wrote:
No lectures, hugs only. ((()))
Thanks to both of you for the kind words.
I wasn't innocent in it all. It was a combination of my low self-esteem at the time and zero previous romantic/sexual interaction that turned me confronting that person over the unwanted incident into me agreeing to continue it and even being the aggressor at times.
Sigh. I've been to therapy for it but it was utterly unhelpful (I felt bad for the poor therapist, he didn't know what to say to me) so now I just live with the knowledge of what I did.
Anonymous wrote:I am still in love with my ex husband. He turned out not to want kids after a few years of marriage and we got a divorce because I did. I am married to a man that is 1,000 times the dad he ever would have been, but I still don't love him like I do my ex husband.
Anonymous wrote:At a crappy point in my marriage, I reconnected with the guy I was engaged to in college. He dumped me, and I lived with the pain for years. He lives in a different city I travel to sporadically on business. We met a few times for drinks, coffee, etc. Then, finally, at my hotel. I really hoped it would turn in to something. Instead, it freaked him out. We've e-mailed and texted but haven't seen each other since that night. Now, a few years later, my marriage is back off the ropes and he is getting a divorce. I told him I won't sleep with him but still care and would love to see him for coffee when I'm next in his city. Honestly, he was the best lover I ever had, 20 years ago and now. Yet, I can't do that to my husband. But, I can't seem to stop keeping in touch with him, either. I really think it sucks that we keep missing each other, but I also hope that there is a reason for all this and that we really are not meant to be together. Yet, I feel most myself and most alive when I talk to him. Ugh.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A family member's spouse molested me as a teen and I went on to have a sexual relationship with that person.
I feel like shit about it, no need to lecture me.
You shouldn't feel like shit about that, and no one has any right to lecture you. You're not the first victim who's ended up in that situation, not by a long shot. I hope you find a way to not feel like shit about it. Not your fault at all.
Anonymous wrote:
No lectures, hugs only. ((()))
Anonymous wrote:Like the OP, I find that I have a huge, stupid, midlife crisis crush on a married man. I have always been kind of obsessed with fidelity since I suffered through my parents' infidelity. And now here I am, my marriage struggling a bit, trying to make myself cut this guy out of my life, when another part of me desperately wants to keep him, because he's the bright spot right now, the thing that makes me happy, happier than I've been in so long. I am completely floored that I am in this situation. I never, never, never thought I would feel like this.
Anonymous wrote:A family member's spouse molested me as a teen and I went on to have a sexual relationship with that person.
I feel like shit about it, no need to lecture me.