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Anonymous 10/26/2024 (Sat) 00:58 [Preview] No. 54220
I need advice. Retarded 4chan is making it impossible to post with the 10 min wait time so I’m here now. I’ve been in a fairly happy relationship for nearly 3 years. It hasn’t been consistently great but the bond and the mutual love is definitely there. I started uni a little over a month ago and I met someone really cool there. I wouldn’t call them a “crush” but I did feel something. Fast forward a few weeks and I invite them and another friend out for drinks. I get far too drunk and confess my undying love to “crush”. I feel so ashamed about what I did and I also felt bad for my partner as I want to be loyal. I decided to avoid “crush” in uni but it didn’t work, it seems like they want to be with me a LOT more now, we are always together and it’s always them seeking out me, touching me and being “flirtatious”. If they’re tryna tease me for my drunken confession then they’re taking a bit too seriously, especially with the lack of respect for my personal space. I can’t deny that it’s made me so happy and made me feel things I haven’t felt before. They truly do make me feel so comfortable in my own skin. I want things to go further between us but I’m in a long term relationship and they’re also in a relationship too. I truly don’t know what to do with myself, should I just die?


Anonymous 10/26/2024 (Sat) 18:47 [Preview] No.54224 del
i have never been in a relationship so i wouldn't really know how she thinks, but maybe just tell her upfront that you're in a relationship already and that you should just stay friends



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