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HELP - Office Affair

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Lostmymind01 · 09/02/2017 14:58

I am seeking advice how to get over my infatuation of a close work colleague.
I am with a long term partner and before Christmas I had a brief sexual affair with a married mum of 2 with whom I work closely with. We are both happy in our relationships but it seemed a little bored of the sex, and we had a chemistry and it was unbelievably exciting. It only lasted a few months and both agreed that it needed to end.
Since we returned to work, she has gone very quiet with me, and explained how it made her realise what she had to lose and made things better for her marriage.
I know its wrong on all levels, and don't need the patronising comments. But I have returned to work and feel like I am going cold turkey from a drug. We are still friendly etc. but things just aren't the same on the friendship level. I need practical advice on how to get over it, as I am really struggling, and its affecting my relationship, sleep, etc.
Please Help

OP posts:
justabout2016 · 06/03/2017 12:19

By posting on this thread and reading responses, you are keeping the excitement going.

If you are serious about your partner then stop your affair.

If you are serious about the affair then leave your partner.

Stop enjoying the gratuitous excitement you are getting from posting on here.

It's transparent and nauseous.

On - and you are not painting yourself as a 'victim'. You are very much the perpetrator.

AutumnRose1988 · 06/03/2017 13:23

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