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And I agree with the others - love doesn't look like this, please stop saying you love him more than yourself - the evidence shows you don't. Nor do you respect or honor him - so at this point marriage should be completely off the table knowing your currently unable to know what love looks like and what being faithful should look like. see the review

But first get completely honest - that's key. see the review

Good choice. You will come to see it is the right choice for you too. Not telling him could mean he proposes to you because of who he THINKS you are, not who you really are. Staying with him may sound like what you want right now, but truth is that it will sit heavy on your shoulders in the years to come to realize that he only loves a false idea of you, and doesn't truly know who you have been to him. You will never feel truly loved by him unless you give him the chance to truthfully see who you are, and let him decide that that is what he wants. Five times is not a mistake in judgment...its purposeful. see the review

There are lots of threads in the marriage and infidelity section to show you that it ALWAYS comes out at some point, and now is a good time to ensure you both don't waste years and years of your life living in a lie. see the review

Hi all. I posted a few months ago here about a situation I have been going through at a new job. To recap, I have now been at this job for a little under 6 months. I have huge crush on one of the managers here who I have now almost 99% confirmed also feels the same. We see each other more often now as I got a promotion (not from him but my boss) that requires me to travel out of state with him sometimes. see the review

Over the last couple of months we have become more comfortable around each other. He's told me that he is more open and honest with me compared to how he communicates with other employees. We go out for drinks sometimes after work but he is very nonchalant about it so it does not come off as him asking me out on a date. More like we are going to happy hour to discuss work topics. We end up bar hopping and talking about our past relationships and how it is being single and playing the field. I see a hint of jealousy in his expression when he asks about previous men I have dated. see the review

The last time I went out with him we stayed out until almost 5 am and when I went home my girlfriend was livid (rightfully so). I told her that we had a happy hour gathering at my bosses house 3 towns away and I didn't want to drive home after drinking a lot. I felt terrible at first because it feels like I am already (at least emotionally) cheating on her. But the more stale things get at home the more I start to feel numb to this and have already begun to make excuses for myself (I'm still young I should be able to go out and have drinks...I never do anything fun for myself let me live a little..) I need someone to slap me out of this and quick. At this point, is quitting this job and getting as far away from this man the best thing to do? I can't think clearly. Any help is appreciated. see the review

Messing about with the hired help is usually a bad idea in the business environment. see the review