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writes: I feel very attracted to my college professor's 16 year old daughter. As sad as it may seem, I've never truly been in love. I have had girlfriends (I just got out of a relationship that lasted one year), but I never felt this way about them as I do with her. She's almost like my obsession. Her father is in a wheelchair and I help him whenever I can. I find myself going there for no reason in particular just to talk to her.Is it possible that I'm in love with her? Reply to this Question
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reader, Tyrannosaurusgoose  +, writes (24 December 2009):
It is very possible. But be careful she is a lot younger than you, don't scare the girl. Just be a good friend to her until she is older and then maybe you'll just glide into a relationship with her. I told my current boyfriend that i liked him a year before we started dating. I think i scared him off a bit. We had a rough patch then became really good friends. There isn't really a definite spot when our relationship began we just slid into it. Give it time let the relationship progress naturally. Pushing it will only make it crack and crumble.
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