Anonymous wrote:It could be one of these men is your true soulmate. It would be a shame to go through life wondering, What if?
You are evil! You always post the same advice, don't you?
Anonymous wrote:Lawyers in love
Anonymous wrote:It's normal from time to time to have attractions that are inappropriate. It's part of the human experience. Power can be a strong aphrodisiac.
The larger problem is your marriage and being so unhappy, because it makes you more vulnerable to acting on these attractions, which would be a disaster both professionally and personally. The attractions are a red flag that you need to address why your marriage isn't working. For that you really cannot beat therapy. Find a therapist to talk to, OP. Together, you and your therapist can help you sort out what you need to do. The choices are work on your marriage or get out. As others have said, an appropriate choice SHOULD NOT be acting on your attractions to opposing counsel. (But you knew that already, right?)
Anonymous wrote:Pro-tip, high-powered lawyers in high-profile firms are most often complete and utter d---s. Put them in your spank bank and focus on your client, career and yourself. Fantasies never tanked careers but major f-ups because your head wasn't in the game have.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:28 years old and already unhappy in your marriage? Yikes.
If you don't have kids, you might want to think this one older. It's only going to get worse.
I'm not sure if I agree. Is there anyone out there so happily married that they never get crushes on anyone, no matter how long they have been married?
OP, how long have you been with your husband?
We have been together since I was 16 and had an unplanned pregnancy and got married, been pretty miserable for most of the marriage but we both hide it pretty well and raise our kids in a mostly functional household that I don't want to ruin, so I have put my happiness on the back burner since 16 pretty much.
It makes sense that you would be attracted to others. You never got to have other relationships as an adult, and you are with someone where the compatibility is not great. I respect your wanting to give your children a stable home. Would you consider an open marriage? I would imagine that your husband would be happy to explore other relationships as well, after 12 years in an unhappy marriage?
Anonymous wrote:Duh-older men, partners are going to look attractive. Money and power.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:28 years old and already unhappy in your marriage? Yikes.
If you don't have kids, you might want to think this one older. It's only going to get worse.
I'm not sure if I agree. Is there anyone out there so happily married that they never get crushes on anyone, no matter how long they have been married?
OP, how long have you been with your husband?
We have been together since I was 16 and had an unplanned pregnancy and got married, been pretty miserable for most of the marriage but we both hide it pretty well and raise our kids in a mostly functional household that I don't want to ruin, so I have put my happiness on the back burner since 16 pretty much.