I tend to get a lot of crushes/infatuations especially online. I met one and I wound up having an affair.
I may meet another one soon. I wonder if these crushes/infatuations I get are healthy b/c I have had my heart broken before.
I fell in love with one of my crushes and she is unhappily married. My current love interest doesn't mind me having crush/infatuation
but I sometimes feel I am not bieng faithful. I have trouble letting go and have a hard time with goodbyes when the crush/infatuation
finally ends. I find myself going into a depression after that. Any advice on dealing with these issues in a healthy way would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
-Beck
Hey bro. I have an infatuation/crush with another woman. I love my Mistress though.
My Mistress knows I talk to other women and sometimes in a naughty way. She doesn't mind just so long as I don't get carried away.
Crushes/infatuations fade but true love is forever and if I had to choose in the long run I will always go with my Mistress no matter what.
Thank you. Um my mistress has said I love you to me many times and I believe her. Good points all around. I actually have been staying away from others whom I feel tempted by and so far as good. I am proud that I was able to be faithful now and know what triggers me. Thanks for responding Shy Lass.
"So please, leave the disability the fuck out of conversations like this unless he does have an official diagnosis of it. "
ouch!!!!
was a bad joke....woah
forgive me
Whether it's a Mistress or Master, Dom or Domme, lover, partner, straight or gay relationship, if you feel the need to play around with another (unless possibly as a couple, or pre-agreed to by both parties), then in my opinion, there is something missing from the original relationship. And it is cheating. Especially if the other partner is unaware of the ongoing activities. If these activities tend to become more than just sexual flirtations (and it sounds to me like they often might) and you really love your Mistress as you say, then it would be best to avoid any outside relationship.