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I would never want to be 'the other guy', so how do I go about putting my feelings on hold?

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Question - (14 April 2008) 2 Answers - (Newest, 14 April 2008)
A male Ireland age 41-50, anonymous writes:

I am a 29 year old man who has never been married or anywhere near that point.

The problem is well i have this friend who i talk to every single day before i go to work. She makes me smile and we flirt like crazy. The problem is that she is married. I told her that i had a crush on her and she told me that she had one on me also, but because she is married, we are just going to keep things like they are, us just being friends.

What do i do?

How do i go about putting my feelings on hold. I respect our friendship and would never want to be 'the other guy';

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A female reader, Laura1318 Malaysia +, writes (14 April 2008):

Laura1318 agony auntKnow where the boundaries are and do not cross them.

You can still joke and have light flirting but make sure you

do not have any physicals or set yourself up and fall into the trap.

Flirting is harmless as long as you know your limits.

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A female reader, LittleTwoLegs United States +, writes (14 April 2008):

LittleTwoLegs agony auntIf you think you can carry on in a friendly manner then you should feel fine and comfortable to flirt, and not feel guilty about finding joy in her company. If it gets to the point where you don't think you can find the patience any more or that you really start obsessing over her you might want to take some time away. It doesn't necessarily have to be perminant, but you have to do it for the both of you, to try and regroup and discontinue centering your affections around her. I don't think that in this case forcing yourself to see other people will make it better, but do keep an open mind and always remind yourself that you have no desire to jeopardize such a valuable and unique friendship as you've found with her.

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