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Old 01-24-2008, 02:46 PM   #30
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Originally Posted by Tarantula View Post
What if the one you get "emotionally involved" with is taken, they know how you feel and feel bad that they may have drawn you that way, you know they are in a relationship, and they seem to be generally a better person than your partner? I'm using this purely hypothetically, you can tell. Before you ask, she lives over an hour away (which is a lot in UK) and I've known her for five years. I think, when we started talking, I can't even remember how, but there was a spark between us. We put this down to merely getting on quite well (I'm not very good at socialising, so this was uncommon to me) and we had a lot in common. This eventually died down and we started talking as friends for the five years following. However, recently, reminiscing that I have gotten on better with her than any other girl I've ever known, I've started to almost miss liking her more than just as a friend. She's incredibly pretty, and I feel blessed that a loser like me could have a friend like her, but all these things have led me to do things I have never done before. That being: thinking of someone other than the girl I am with. That said, it is -very- hard not to indulge in the almost comfort it brings. I'm speaking from the sinner's end here. Most people here are the sufferers of perpetrators like me, and I hope I can offer a scope and insight into the kind of mind that falls for this easy sin.
Thank you for admitting that you're sinning. I feel for you.
You sound like me in that I can "idealize" people and relationships. Whenever I look back, everything always seems so much sweeter and better, and I don't remember the bad as well. (Except of course, for some things that were truly bad.)

Close that door. It's not an option. She's taken.

However, why stay in the relationship you're in when y our whole heart isn't in it? You are technically defrauding this woman. I'm assuming you're not married. If you ARE married, then you need to cultivate your relationship with your spouse.

If you're not married, why don't you wait patiently for the person who IS right for you? And the first step is to work on yourself until you stop thinking of yourself as a loser. We attract someone to ourselves who is our "emotional equal". Get yourself ready for your dream girl. Grow in your personal relationship with God and let Him mature you.

Just speaking from experience.
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