![]() I gave him a very weak answer which of course he didn’t believe, but then admitted he was flattered and impressed by my boldness. I was dumbfounded by his question. Then he mentioned he knew that I looked at his LinkedIn profile. ![]() The next day at the gym, Noah curiously asked me if I found out what I was looking for. So I took the first step and showed her his LinkedIn profile, and surprisingly she wasn’t interested. Since I was obviously married, my first inclination was to set him up with good friend of mine. He was separated and had been living alone for a while. Was he married, girlfriend, gay? None of the above. I’d seen him there a few times before our first actual introduction and asked a mutual acquaintance what his situation was. I met “Noah” at the gym at the beginning of 2015. I wanted and needed to grab onto something … someone that would help me feel like my “old” self. But after five years of marriage and a vivacious three-year-old son, I felt my life - what was left - slipping out of my grasp. ![]() Let me begin by saying that I’m married to a wonderful man who truly loves and understands me for who I am. This is just my personal inquiry of the wisdom I can derive at this point in my life as I work to let go of and heal from the impact of this experience. A disclaimer: I’m in no way promoting having an affair, nor am I assuaging myself of the guilt I carry for my actions, lest anyone should think otherwise. ![]()
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