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Have you ever had a crush on someone you knew you shouldn't?


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Have you ever had really strong feelings for someone that is off limits?

 

Like you know you shouldn't but everytime you think about that person makes you feel fuzzy inside and you want to see her and be closer to her eventhough it's impossible?

 

If you did, how the hell does someone deal with those feelings?

 

It's making me go insane.

 

 

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My bestfriend, had to suppress my feelings and it eventually went away once she got a lover

 

I already did the bestfriend thing and it sucks, people used to tell me it was great to be in love with your bestfriend but it hurts 10x more when you get heartbreaked

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Aww babe. It's alright, I think most people have been there. It's normal, we crush on people and sometimes because they feel so elusive to us. Everyone is different with how they deal with things as well, so it's hard to say how to manage it. Talking to people helps though I find. Dumb, cliche and whatever; but hopefully even talking about it, writing about it and explaining how you feel can help with the process of moving on or making a move. Whatever works for you.

 

 

 

In terms of personal situations, for myself it's a guy in my life who's quite a little older than I am and is in this weird teacher-like role? He's made it clear that he likes me, but it's just all around an awks situation. It's not forbidden or anything, but just kind of grey. Plus I have a bf, and we are in a weird place rn, so it's all kinds of weird. I talk to friends and keep a diary to help, I find it cathartic.

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Aww babe. It's alright, I think most people have been there. It's normal, we crush on people and sometimes because they feel so elusive to us. Everyone is different with how they deal with things as well, so it's hard to say how to manage it. Talking to people helps though I find. Dumb, cliche and whatever; but hopefully even talking about it, writing about it and explaining how you feel can help with the process of moving on or making a move. Whatever works for you.

 

 

 

In terms of personal situations, for myself it's a guy in my life who's quite a little older than I am and is in this weird teacher-like role? He's made it clear that he likes me, but it's just all around an awks situation. It's not forbidden or anything, but just kind of grey. Plus I have a bf, and we are in a weird place rn, so it's all kinds of weird. I talk to friends and keep a diary to help, I find it cathartic.

 

I kind of have this huge crush on my teacher but I am 20 and he is 24, so it's nothing weird or anything, but he is still my teacher and I can't runaway from him, and to add on on my issue he is always really sweet and caring.

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I kind of have this huge crush on my teacher but I am 20 and he is 24, so it's nothing weird or anything, but he is still my teacher and I can't runaway from him, and to add on on my issue he is always really sweet and caring.

 

That's okay, it's totally normal, and especially when a role model in your life is smart and kind. You don't need to runaway from him or your feelings. Personal opinion; I think you should cherish whatever moments you can spend with them cause obviously you can't just will your feelings to go away for someone, but don't lose sight of your end goal (be it academics, career etc). Time really does help. It sounds dumb rn, but seriously it does help. Keep your perspective firmly fixed because in the end it is your life and goals that matter, but that doesn't mean that you can't acknowledge nice fuzzy feelings along the way.

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I currently have a crush with my coworker's ex...who is also my coworker.

I really love this job, I don't want to rock the boat in anyway by starting drama or getting on someone's bad side. But it's also kinda painful because we really have a lot in common from music to games to philosophies. I don't even know if they like me back but it's better that way, I suppose.

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That's okay, it's totally normal, and especially when a role model in your life is smart and kind. You don't need to runaway from him or your feelings. Personal opinion; I think you should cherish whatever moments you can spend with them cause obviously you can't just will your feelings to go away for someone, but don't lose sight of your end goal (be it academics, career etc). Time really does help. It sounds dumb rn, but seriously it does help. Keep your perspective firmly fixed because in the end it is your life and goals that matter, but that doesn't mean that you can't acknowledge nice fuzzy feelings along the way.

 

Thank you for the advice and for listen, I was really needing it.

I still manage to get a great grade on his class last semester and I didn't want to lose him as a teacher since he is really good in what he does, this just confuses me and keeps me awake at night because I know it's wrong and it will never happen, even if he lets me closer than he does any other student, I guess I am just frustrated with myself and I really want this feeling to disappear.

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