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Feelings for my husbands best friend :-/

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    Kiverson1331
    Member #374,902

    Hi,
    I am married to a wonderful man but for the last few years I have started having feels for his best friend. I have tried to distance myself but overtime we are around each other the feelings come flowing back. We have so much in common more than my husband and I. I don’t know if the feelings are from his end too but sometimes it seems like it but I am not his type. I don’t know what to do I feel horrible but at the same time I feel like I am not getting the fullest out of my relationship because of my feelings towards this other man. I feel like a awful wife because I do have these feelings. Am I the only person who ever HD to deal with this? What do I do about the feelings? What do I do about my husband? Someone please help!

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    Ask April Masini
    Keymaster

    We all have feelings — but it doesn’t mean we act on them. 😉 Just because you have feelings for your husband’s best friend doesn’t mean you should do anything about them. Sometimes a crush is just a crush. You haven’t really mentioned anything about your five year marriage — and if you want to stay in it, or leave it. If you want to stay, then you should consider your feelings towards your husband’s friend as just a crush and turn your focus towards your marriage, but enjoy the crush in a flirty and innocent way. But if you want to leave the marriage, then you should do so — without creating drama by looking for someone to help get you out of it. 😉

    #50462
    Sally
    Member #382,674

    You’re not a bad wife for catching feelings. You’re human, and you’ve been around someone who clicks with you in ways your husband doesn’t. That mix of familiarity, chemistry, and “what if” can get under your skin before you even notice it happening.

    But here’s the truth you already know deep down: acting on those feelings would blow your whole life apart. And the reason it feels so strong is because you haven’t let yourself actually name what’s missing in your marriage. It’s easier to focus on the friend because he represents something you’re craving not necessarily someone you’re meant to be with.

    If you want to protect your marriage, you need space from the friend, even if it feels dramatic. And you need to look at your husband with honest eyes. What’s missing? What’s quiet between you two? That’s where the real work is.

    You’re not alone, and you’re not broken. You’re just at a crossroads where doing the right thing might feel nothing like the easy thing.

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