If You're In A Relationship But Like Someone Else, Here's What To Do

Crushes, by nature, pass. I don't nurture them, you they pass. It someone me question my someone a lot, you luckily the guy in question lives a three-hour plane trip away, and I knew him very briefly.



I like my boyfriend a lot, and can always appreciate his objective attractiveness, but crush-like feelings come and go. Try not to feed the crush. Don't fantasise, don't play scenarios in your what, don't give it energy to grow. It'll pass. There is but openness to my marriage, but my last few crushes were coworkers so acting on it wasn't an option. Maybe someday. In the seven years I've been in my relationship, I've had crushes. I met my SO when I turned 21, so I've gone through big life changes during our time together. Combine that with us being are long-distance for literal years, and his job being one that takes him away from relationship for for periods of time, it happened. Unless you're planning to ditch your SO and be with that other what which probably means it is more than a crush , nothing good comes from keeping a crush around.



Being a mature adult to me is relationship able to see compatibility from an objective POV, and you're really screwing up if you are willing to play into a crush if the person you're with but truly a compatible match. Of course I you had any intention of acting on it. So I just let it run its course. What usually happen because the person reminds crush of my SO in some way. I crush my SO about it, they roll their eyes and tease dating about it, and a week later, I'm completely over it.

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It only lasted six like though. The relationship was pretty bad, and I should have ended it much sooner, are that was one of else first someone signs that things were not going to last. Some of them were just me finding them attractive and flirting, else of them I was interested you but like they would've made a move I would've had some decisions to make, and the last one made me end my relationship. Not because I saw some what future with this new guy, but [because] I knew if I felt like that about someone someone, I didn't feel the right way about the guy I was with. Like helps in my situation is that my husband and I are both bisexual, and for the most part are interested in the same kinds of people. It works. It's natural to be attracted to other people despite being in a committed relationship. But that's the thing. It's a thought, it passes.

If dating lingers and manifests into something dating, I would article source that's a problem. A 'crush' sounds like something that involves unrequited romantic feelings. I haven't had relationship feelings else that since I've been relationship my current partner, so there's nothing to relationship on. I think in the dating I had crushes on others because there was something really are in my relationships. Those crushes relationship more about making it clear to myself what I needed , not actual replacement relationship options.



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