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What the hellllllll??

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Justwingingmotherhood · 12/10/2020 21:11

So here me out okay? This is going to sound awful and I promise I WILL NEVER ACT ON THIS. But.. I have a really bad crush on a dad at my daughters nursery. Everytime I think about him I get butterflies! He walks passed me and my stomach flips! What the hell is this?!!! I had a sex dream about him last week and since then my crush has rocketed! I'm a grown woman in a relationship (although abusive) and so is he. I need to get a grip. I think I'm losing my mind!

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UtterlyUnimaginativeUsername · 12/10/2020 21:25

You're not losing your mind, it's perfectly natural. Enjoy the buzz but DO NOT ACT ON IT.

Whatcan · 12/10/2020 21:44

Sign you want to leave abuser ?

DioneTheDiabolist · 12/10/2020 21:46

Your mind is reminding you what love and attraction are and that you're still capable of such things.

Just not with your current partner.

gamerchick · 12/10/2020 21:48

It's literally because you're with an abuser and your subconscious has had enough OP. It's going to harass you until you get rid.

Justwingingmotherhood · 13/10/2020 07:28

Thanks for non judgemental comments. Deep down I knew it was a sign about my own relationship x

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AlCalavicci · 13/10/2020 07:53

I agree , it's perfectly normal to have a crush, I had one on work mate for ages .
Don't act on it , it would end up in tears but get away from your abusive relationship so that in time you can find new love

CovidStoleTheRainbow · 13/10/2020 07:59

So here me out okay? are you 16?

You've been watching too many American dramas.

missnevermind · 13/10/2020 08:02

😉 It's the sex dream. It squews how you see things. 😊 Perfectly rational friendship + sex dream = Messes with your head.
Enjoy your little fantasy but don't do anything about it.

Iheardarumour · 13/10/2020 08:05

Been there, and it usually happens when DH is being a complete arsehole.

TurquoiseDragon · 13/10/2020 09:51

It might not be easy, but yes, get out of the abusive relationship, and take time to recover. I'd agree it's a sign you need to leave.

Justwingingmotherhood · 13/10/2020 09:56

@CovidStoleTheRainbow

So here me out okay? are you 16?

You've been watching too many American dramas.

There is always one idiot! As if it bothered you enough to be a pathetic troll. It's a popular saying where I'm from. Are you 12?
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Justwingingmotherhood · 13/10/2020 09:58

I will NEVER EVER act on it. It would indeed end in tears and embarrassmentBlush . Thanks for all the HELPFUL comments xx

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daisydukes26 · 13/10/2020 10:30

the crush aside, please look to leave your current relationship.

Life is too short to be unhappy, and there is a lot of help out there to leave abusive relationships.

user43 · 13/10/2020 10:44

@CovidStoleTheRainbow

So here me out okay? are you 16?

You've been watching too many American dramas.

Are you a dick head?
Bananalanacake · 13/10/2020 11:06

You need to leave the abusive partner and have time on your own, but I think you know that. Lots of good advice on here about leaving.

Justwingingmotherhood · 13/10/2020 11:57

@user43 brilliant 😂😂

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custardbear · 13/10/2020 12:14

You're not dead! Perfectly normal infatuations lol - as for your current partner, if he's abusive then perhaps this is a message that you're worth more than he's giving you

Give that a good thought, hopefully you'll find the courage to leave him, then find yourself, then find a good man
Good luck 😉

Justwingingmotherhood · 13/10/2020 14:11

@custardbear such a lovely message. Your totally right, thank you x

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