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Date: November 24, 2022
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It can be difficult to navigate romantic feelings in a professional setting, especially when you're not sure if the other person is interested. Here are a few things you can try:
1 Make a move: If you're feeling bold and want to make your feelings known, you could try asking your crush out on a date. Be direct and straightforward, and make it clear that you're interested in them romantically.
2 Drop hints: If you're not ready to make a move just yet, you can try dropping hints to see if your crush picks up on them. For example, you could mention that you're going to a nice restaurant or a fun event, and see if they show any interest.
3 Talk to them: Another option is to simply have a conversation with your crush and see where it goes. You can bring up the topic of dating and see if they express any interest. You can also ask them about their own dating preferences and see if they match up with yours.
No matter what you decide to do, remember to be respectful and professional at all times. If your crush isn't interested, try to remain gracious and move on. And if they are interested, be sure to handle the situation carefully and avoid letting your relationship interfere with your work.
Bc I’m overreacting?
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To be honest I understand wanting closure. You are in a happy situation right now and don’t want to ruin it but see if you’re truly happy you won’t go back to it. You also just want to move on from the negative feelings that come out of that memory. There is not a second chance in this context and that’s chill. If your husband is willing and you’re truly all right now then you will be perfectly fine. And you will also be helping someone, especially someone who was a part of your life, move on from that chapter too. Try thinking about this from your husband’s point too and if he ever had to do this with someone he dated in the past. That might help guide your choice. Good luck, though and I’m sorry for what did happen.
She knows the answer to that better than strangers in the internet. Lots of people say what he says until he gets someone pregnant and doesn’t want the baby.
I understand that it doesn't make sense. It's also very normal. The more you're around people like this, the more you see it. I encourage you to become curious about why you don't believe it's typical, and to do some research on human patterns of behaviour after extreme trauma.
I am not a lawyer, but unless you (or your family) have found evidence in your brother's personal effects or social media that suggest he was involved with her, treat her as you would any random crazy person that invades your family and makes a claim such as this, because that's exactly what she is likely to be, she is either crazy or a scammer, or both.
A restraining order does help. It will prevent him from ever coming near you. If he tries, he breaks the law and might even go to jail. Just find a way to record his threats, this is very important, otherwise, you will never get rid of him and live in fear.