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How can I stop myself from going too far with my fantasies of men I work with?

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Question - (31 January 2009) 1 Answers - (Newest, 31 January 2009)
A female Canada age 51-59, *antasizesaboutoldermen writes:

I'm 39, happily married to a wonderful man who is a couple of years younger than me. I love him very much and we have a young daughter together.

For the last 4 years I've found myself highly attracted to older men - at work, at school... anywhere that I work closely with a guy who is nice and older (ie 20 yrs older or so). I fantasize almost non stop all day about a guy I work with, to the point I think it interfers with my work. When I was in University (2 yrs ago) I fantasized almost non stop in class about one of my older professors.

I enjoy the fantasies and I don't think my husband would be upset that I do this, both of us think it's normal to fantasize. But I am worried that my obsession may get me in trouble one of these days. At work I found myself lately looking for any little excuse to go and talk to the man I have a crush on and if he finds it annoying it won't be a good situation.

Is it normal for married women to still get crushes on guys? If so, is it normal to fantasize often about them?

Does anyone have advice for me how I can keep myself from doing anything silly, at least until my crush passes (which they always do by the way)?

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A male reader, eddie Canada +, writes (31 January 2009):

eddie agony auntFantasies are in your head. Putting yourself in the company of the men you fantisize about is an actual action. It puts you in a dangerous place. Keep your thoughts in your head and your feet on the ground.

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