ANSWERS: 27
  • Are you willing to die for this woman?
  • It depends on the circumstances. Does she love you back? Is she in a stable marriage that she is happy to be in? The answers to these questions are needed to really give you a pertinent answer.
  • I'd say you should for the sake of your own conscience. I'm guessing, since you asked this question, that you do have doubts about the morality of the relationship, so it might be best to just let it end. What if you were to break up their marriage, and possibly a family? It might be hard, but I'd end it.
  • You should do as the both of you please. This is the twenty-first century and neither men nor women are slaves to the church any more.
  • lol i agree =)
  • It is not a question of your own safety. It is a question on your own moral codes. You may not be aware of it but you are committing one of the gravest of all sins. So stop it forthwith. A little repentance too will do you some good.
  • How is YOUR safety in question?
  • If the relationship brings you her or her partner any heartache, then lose it. There's more to life than hurting people and hurting yourself in the process.
  • There is nothing wrong with simply being her friend. You shoudln't however pressure a love relationship from her seeing as though she is married however I see no wrongs in simply befriending her. Don't force anything onto her and explain what needs to be explained when the time comes and I am sure you will be fine. Honestly since the relationship is somewhat mutual you would have to ask her opinion as well you cannot simply leave for that might do something so ask her of the situation first then think about it. As for my original answer I see nothing wrong with as long as you don't force a love scene down her throat.
  • I wouldn't invest my time in something that isn't in my future. Best regards.
  • probably but these things are easier said than done.
  • does she know you're in love with her? if so then yes stop seeing her and find someone who isn't married, especially if her husband is like me, yes this is the 21st century and I do not mind my wife having male friends, I do however have a problem if a friend starts falling for her and its not hard to figure it out.
  • Move on. Even if you win her, you ll never really trust her cause she cheated on her last mate.
  • You've answered your own question.
  • I am that woman and i love you so much and you know that...and he already knows about us...but i guess its too late since u chose not to keep contact and wait to see what the future brings... life isnt just fair i guess i still love you with all my heart and soul and all ive got. i thank you for making me feel what i felt with you. i would have never known what love, making love, respect felt like if it wasnt for you. you opened my eyes to real life.
  • I completely love her I see her 3 times a week and cant stop thinking about her even though she is married and she doesnt know how i feel
  • Stop. It is wrong and you will pay for the indulgence.
  • Bros be4 Hoes, yo.
  • How dare you get in the middle of someones marriage. Until death do us part for each other from all others. Sick
  • Most definitely. Stop.
  • You should ask her to make a decision, either leave her husband or you go on down the road.It' not right to assist someone to cheat on their spouse.
  • It would be the kind and loving thing to do for all of you. Quit now before you both ruin everyone's lives, including your own.
  • everyone deserved to be happy. Life is so beautiful dear... he will not celebrate christmas, new year or even your birthday as he busy with his children and wife.Think of your own good and be mature.But , if you think he is capable to look after you emotionally and physically.... by all mean, win his heart.
  • Sometimes... You can find the answers to your questions... by reading back the questions themselves to yourself objectively.
  • Sneaking around on her husband is a bad way to start and continue a relationship. At best, you can end up with her getting a divorce for you, and then having the trust issue brought up again, since she was unfaithful to her husband, and now it could well be another case of marital deja vu.
  • Well, you don't say whether you are married or not. You identify as "the vicar." WHAT IS THIS DOING TO HER HUSBAND? HOW HONEST AND FORTHRIGHT ARE YOU? You are hurting someone who has no idea of what is going on. IS THAT OK WITH YOU???
  • It depends on the circumstances. Is she in a stable marriage that she is happy to be in? Is she happy with her husband? Did u ask her, is she has any problems between their relationships? Is there any problems between them, then you can. There is nothing wrong with simply being her friend. Honestly since the relationship is somewhat mutual you would have to ask her opinion as well you cannot simply leave for that might do something so ask her of the situation first then think about it.

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