loveaddict2014
@loveaddict2014
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Posted by loveaddict2014
I'm a cusp Scorpio/Sagitarian with Sagitarius in Venus. So, this is why I think Leo men usually want me in a serious relationship. It's nothing new, but I was too much of a freedom loving girl to allow it to get too serious. I usually break it off before we fall madly in love with each other. But this time, I feel different. I met my Leo friend (born July 25, 2014) thru a dear friend who is his family member. So, I'm not sure of this is an older crush that I overlooked being he is 15 years younger than me, I would've never thought! But, just a month ago, he totally hit on me in front of my friend and her boyfriend. He knew I was avoiding him and we have this intuitive mind reading communication that is inexplicable. Finally, he told me he didn't care what his family member thinks and tried to kiss me. He knows I'm married with a kid and there are some issues I have had with my husband. They even met. He sends me messages minimally but when we end up the same environment, he definitely makes it clear he wants me. I already told him I care about him and like him. But, I wasn't sure what he wanted me to do. Do you think I should even spend some time alone and be honest with him? Because that's what I plan to do. I am extremely sexually, emotionally and spiritually attracted to This Leo.
I'm kind of scared to talk to him about wanting to be friends. I would rather haven husband cheat on me than cheat on him and I would like to remain friends without the sex because I don't want to hurt this sweet Leo.

Posted by loveaddict2014
I've been married 15 years. I've never cheated and I'm not planning on it. It's not what it seems. I really think there is something special with my Leo friend and I respect him to where I want him to fall in love with a great person. His heart was broken by someone else and I don't want to see him hurt anymore. I am always going to be honest with him. I just felt something I have never felt before with this Leo and I wasn't sure how to approach it. No offense to any Leo's out there but when they want someone they don't stop till they break something or anything. I am just going to be positive and hope we can overcome this.



Posted by seraph
1. Your "friend" hasn't been born yet.
2. You're married.
Posted by loveaddict2014
I would rather haven husband cheat on me than cheat on him.
This is like leaving your car in the path of an oncoming train for the insurance payout. Except you intend to do this with a person rather than an object.
If you're in an unhappy marriage, at least work with your husband honestly and openly, with respect to either staying married (faithfully) or obtaining a divorce so the both of you are free. Don't pollute what you already have with dishonesty and divided loyalties. And you also have a child, so you're responsible for how your psychosexual flights of fancy affect him/her.
Your entire post gives the clear impression that you lack the emotional maturity for committed, adult relationships. Which is fine . . . they aren't for everyone. But at least be clear on either commitment or non-attachment, instead of working both sides of the street, which will only result in people getting hurt (likely including your child.)click to expand


Posted by seraph
1. Your "friend" hasn't been born yet.
2. You're married.
Posted by loveaddict2014
I would rather haven husband cheat on me than cheat on him.
This is like leaving your car in the path of an oncoming train for the insurance payout. Except you intend to do this with a person rather than an object.
If you're in an unhappy marriage, at least work with your husband honestly and openly, with respect to either staying married (faithfully) or obtaining a divorce so the both of you are free. Don't pollute what you already have with dishonesty and divided loyalties. And you also have a child, so you're responsible for how your psychosexual flights of fancy affect him/her.
Your entire post gives the clear impression that you lack the emotional maturity for committed, adult relationships. Which is fine . . . they aren't for everyone. But at least be clear on either commitment or non-attachment, instead of working both sides of the street, which will only result in people getting hurt (likely including your child.)click to expand

Posted by loveaddict2014
nice, I appreciate those last two postings. I see him thru my friend often enough and I would rather not say his relationship to her. But, I wanted to provide a closure and set the boundaries. I don't see this going far. Yes, a lot to do with age difference.

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I'm kind of scared to talk to him about wanting to be friends. I would rather haven husband cheat on me than cheat on him and I would like to remain friends without the sex because I don't want to hurt this sweet Leo.