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Have I ruined this?

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Question - (7 April 2012) 2 Answers - (Newest, 8 April 2012)
A female United Kingdom age 30-35, *ccarysin writes:

So, been seeing this guy for around three-four weeks now. We're intimate and from what I can gather pretty fond of each other. So, we were just lying in his bed, snuggled up ect and out of nowhere I say "sometimes I think I'm a little bit in love with you." and I don't know why. I mean, I like him alot, but it isn't love and AAAAH,I freaked out and he sort of freaked out but calmed down and said it was fine..I explained to him I didn't mean it and apologised but I felt SO awkward. He was really understanding about it and supportive, I freaked and went really quiet as he tried to coax me back into cuddling with him. He told me he knew I didn't mean it and it wouldn't affect us or any potential future. But I still felt so stupid. He told me it was understandable given my past ect, (I had a violent childhood and have had an array of terrible relationships as well as ongoing emotional instability problems) So, I agreed that I was just caught up in the moment and that it was a slip of the tongue. But I still feel so stupid for saying it, is there still hope for us?

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A female reader, Accarysin United Kingdom +, writes (8 April 2012):

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I've calmed down about it now, I think it doesn't help I'm an overthinker.. I always have this feeling that everything will end in crashing and flames. He's gone away for a week (on holiday with his parents) and insisted that I didn't think or dwell on it. He seems to be handling the situation maturely and for that I am thankful. Thank you for your advice guys 3

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A female reader, Honeypie United States +, writes (7 April 2012):

Honeypie agony auntIF you two are still in contact and seeing each other I think you need to let go of the "embarrassed" feeling and stop beating yourself up about it. The fact that you CAN say this to a person you care for when your background is a GOOD thing.

Cheer up, honey.

You didn't declare war or I want your babies right now! He seem to have been ok with it, so relax.

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