I love my friends wife and i
always think about her because of that i
am going in depression.one question is
always come how can i express my feeling
with her and i want positive response from
him because of this reason i am very
depress.friend please help me and tell me
what should i do?
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CarolDiane
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Posted: 04-03-08 00:35am
Well, first and foremost, she is a married
lady. I am one that believes in mimogomy.
This is very hard on you I am sure. You
are just going have to realize you are not
living in a dream world. The reality is,
she has a husband. I would have to say,
try and keep you space and try to
consintrate on finding someone that care
about you. And BTW: I am sure she already
knows. Eyes and body language tell it all.
She knows.
Carrie
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BullZye
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Jul 2007 Posts: 112
Posted: 04-28-08 21:13pm
I agree, shes a married lady and theres
nothing you can do about it.
What you're feeling is not depression...
You're just feeling sad.
Theres a huge difference between being
clinically depressed and just having the
occasional blues that everyone goes
through.
The only advice I can give you is to just
move on and you'll find your own girl that
you love eventually.
Taking another mans wife would be a
serious crime, especially in the Indian
culture.
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