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Just don't think about it anymore, just tell to your mind 'so what,idgaf' laugh a little and move on
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I’m not encouraging flirting or anything of the sort but everyone is human, we all flirt, most of us anyway. Please try not to feel too guilty, and move past this having learned something. You’re allowed to make mistakes sweetheart, no one is perfect. And a little flirting isn’t anything to get so worked up about and get yourself in a mess. If you want to, tell him, if not just try forget about it and learn for the future. X
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- 3y ago
I have been where you are sis! Do NOT confess to your boyfriend, it'll make your ocd worse because confessing is a compulsion to get rid of your anxiety! You felt like you HAD to do it, right? I am so sorry you are going through this. You are allowed to notice other attractive people, and if you flirted with another man it is nothing to dwell on, especially since you care so much for your bf. If you didn't care about him, you wouldn't be feeling this guilt hun! Try practicing ERP to the situation that happened, all the best! 😊
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Update. We broke up because of my indecisiveness. When we are dating I want to be single and date around and not be stuck to one person. When I’m single, I want to be with him. This is the third time we broke up. I keep being indecisive with him. We were best friends for 2 years and we been doing this one and off shit since July
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I broke up with him, because I wanted to be single and date around.
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I’ve been struggling with something that’s been really overwhelming, and I’m hoping to get some perspective from others here. I feel a lot of guilt about it, and I’m not sure if I’m alone in this experience. Lately, I’ve found myself daydreaming about romantic situations or getting caught up in ‘what if’ scenarios—where I wonder if I could develop feelings for someone else, or if someone develops feelings for me. The thing is, I’m in a relationship that I love, and I don’t want to act on these thoughts at all. What makes it even harder is that these thoughts often hyperfixate on one specific friend, and sometimes they feel entertaining or give me a dopamine rush. But then, of course, I feel even more guilty because it makes me feel like I’m betraying my boyfriend. These thoughts usually happen when I’m upset and looking for comfort, but then they morph into romantic scenarios, which makes me feel so disloyal. I’m constantly going back and forth between feeling curious or entertained by the thoughts and then feeling horrible for even allowing them to happen in the first place. I keep confessing these thoughts to my boyfriend, and he tries to be understanding. He’s just never been the type to daydream, so he doesn’t know if this is something other people experience or if it’s just me. I feel like such an awful girlfriend. Has anyone else dealt with something like this?
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I was doing fine today until I asked ChatGPT if i cheated and they said it could count as emotional cheating if you are engaging in intense daydreams and looking someone up on social media to feed a fantasy about them. My partner and I already spoke about me fantasizing about this person and he said it was totally fine since it happened in my head and he has had crushes and fantasies on coworkers too. However I feel absolutely devastated and wrecked with guilt and anxiety and panic right now. I genuinely feel like a horrible horrible horrible cheater. I don’t know what to do. I have therapy scheduled for later this week but I really really need some advice right now!!! I feel like it could count as cheating since it did happen during a few weeks where i felt a bit distant from my partner and I feel like the daydreaming was excessive. I am so so scared. Do I confess? Do I tell him I cheated? He already told me once that cheating is a physical interaction (and I literally have not interacted with this person outside of surface level responses in a group server that my partner is also a part of). Do I have a moral obligation to tell him I cheated? I need to know.
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- 10w ago
I met my boyfriend unexpectedly. Obviously you don’t become boyfriend and girlfriend the day you meet . It takes time to get to know eachother and then you become that . But before I met him I had a little fling with someone & I continued to still talk to him and hangout with him until me and my boyfriend now got serious . Is that wrong ? Am I a cheater ? I cut off the other guy like a week into me and the new boyfriend getting to know eachother . But even when I cut the guy off my boyfriend was still out here flirting and hanging with other girls until we became serious . Which I don’t care about anymore . But does that make me a cheater ?
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