We were both instantly attracted to each other in and yet it was so awkward. He thought I didn't like him and I thought the same of him. Eventually we were forced to talk to each other (socially) and something totally clicked. We "got" each other. We fell in love with the others mind and how the other thought and spoke and talked for hours. At other parties we always ended up talking all night. Even then we still avoided any eye contact or being too close to the other.

This last week we were left alone and the first few hours were gruelingly awkward and tense. After some time we decided to wait outside for the others but it was really cold. I’m not sure who made the first move but eventually we got close to stay warm. The moment we touched I literally had the air sucked out of my lungs and it was like an electrical shock shot though my body leaving me with a euphoric tingling. I have never felt anything like this before. Within an hour we were kissing and touching each other like a neither one of us had ever been with another person before, like it was magic. It was so intense and yet familiar and safe. It seemed like we were to cosmic puzzle pieces that just fit. Before I left he told me he loved me and I felt the same, it was not weird at all.

We are both married, not happily but married. Neither of us have experienced this sensation before and it’s beyond intoxicating, it’s addictive. I have not been able to think of anything or anyone else since then.

Everything that happened that night was the most romantic, perfect and unlikely thing imaginable.

I have seen this happen to other people, but it’s different when it’s yourself I guess. I can’t imagine how he and I could ever make it work but at the same time I feel like I would do almost anything to feel the way I do with him. There are kids and complications that make this not worth perusing but how do you walk away from something like that?

He's my Edward...

Has this happened to anyone else?
If so, what the heck did you do?
What was the outcome?
Will it pass if I pretend it didn’t happen?
Does it get worse?

Jolie Fair
Relax, it's just the internet.

Just keep asking yourself: "Am I present with my kids? Is this affair hurting them in any way?" Don't ever be late picking them up. Everything in moderation, including lustful, wanton sex, LOL.

She did not have a 'reply'on her posting so I am sending it to you so that you might post it please. Being a male I can't post it on Girl Talk.
C. S. Lewis once wrote, “Delight that never fades, bliss that is eternal is only yours when what you most desire is just out of reach.” For those for whom this idea holds true, I can't help but wonder, perhaps, it is simply that what we desire simply doesn't exist. How can any mortal live up to the divine fantasy we tend to create? Enjoy the utopian moments you stumble upon, but don't expect them to last. Nothing with an unlimited supply is ever valued. The real gift of moments of bliss is just that…they are moments.

Lou at The Island Ranch

Also there is truth to people naturally wanting what we don't have. I think it's easy to create a fantasy around someone we don't spend everyday with. You don't get to see their faults or annoy/get annoyed with them. So the "idea" of them is much better than the actuality and you don't find that out until way later.

I am a true romantic though so this connection you have seems worth exploring to me! Just be careful not to hurt your family.

Everyone's got a heart. Find a way to touch it.

As a female hooker, you would have some experience and limits that you would not cross over...

First of all you are married, guess it is okay when you are working to sleep and kiss other guys, BUT to do so for emotional fullfilment is wrong and knowing that the guy you are fooling with is married too...

This relationship will not last and nothing good willl come out of it...

If by any chance you wind up together, you will always wonder if he is going to leave you for the next girlfriend he meets and will not fully trust him...

The feeling for him will be as yours too, cause he knows that you crossed a line and will think you will do the same for him...

Since both of you don't have any respect for your true partners, even if your marriage is rocky, either fix it or end it first before screwing around on the people you claim to love...

This experience is not love not the slightest romantic, get your head off the pink cloud and put it on top of your neck...

Next time you see the married guy, make sure you ask him for your money...

Jolie, and have read your posts and your interaction in here and I truly find you a good well rounded person, BUT this one is not your best choice...

And I am not attacking you and I don't want you to feel bad of what I have said, cause it is not my intention to make you feel bad, just to share my own point of view...

Now run the opposite side of whereever the married guy is going, all the best in dealing with your private live...

Love11