Kaboom!

Wut to do? About 7 years ago I met a woman who I was very fond of. We went on a couple dates and were both casually seeing other people. I really liked her but felt like the other person she was dating was a better fit for her because he was her age and also had children so I stepped aside. In not to long she was in need of a technician for her business and knew a good one was hard to find so she hired me. For a couple years I worked for her and we continued to keep it platonic. I moved away for awhile then came back and got into a serious relationship with a woman who had young kids. The relationship I had ended and now hers is. Now that I know I'm ok with having kids and know myself and her so much better than I did 7 years ago I'm finding myself having strong feelings for her. She has separated from him temporarily and we have been more open and touchy than we've ever been. She has made semi advances on me trying to half cuddle here and there. Do I tell her how I feel? React to her semi advances? Or should I let her completely end things with him before I tell her how I feel?

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I'm a guy...

Aug 1, 2014 at 6:36am

...so maybe I am talking out of my ass when trying to speculate about what a woman is doing, but here goes. She likes you likes you. She is being open and touchy-feely and semi-advancy because she is expressing her interest in you. She hasn't completely ended things with him because she is looking for a "soft landing" and she has chosen you my friend. All I caution you on is to be sure that you really want to be back in her life that way and that you are sure that neither of you have more living to do. It saves both of you from the potential for hurt 6 months to a year down the road. If that's all good then either take her out for a nice evening and tell her or the next time she goes in for the cuddle hold her tight and never let her go.

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my tarnished two cents

Aug 1, 2014 at 7:46am

I say you come clean with your feeling AND you wait for her to completely end things. I also suggest you keep the physical affection at a minimum, so you don't cloud your minds with oxytocin and dopamine.

But what do I know? If I were in the same situation I'd plow in head-first with wild abandon. Good luck.

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tell her

Aug 1, 2014 at 10:19am

life is short, sometimes too short.

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Kaboom!

Aug 1, 2014 at 8:58pm

All of these comments are good and helpful. I definitely feel better moving forward, but slowly:)

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