Every time we work together and chat, she always says “anytime you’re ready ... ."

After months of the silent treatment I gave up and tried (unsuccessfully) to move on.

"We're together but not together, if it makes sense," is what he said.

I love him and know he loves me but I know this isn't healthy for me.

The pandemic has been really hard on him and I don’t want to hurt him any more than I may have already.

I think he's a skeeze for actively pursuing a relationship with her in secret despite the stark power imbalance and the strong possibility she would lose her job.

Any advice on how to tell if it's me just projecting, or if it's that I'm actually into them?

I reached out to her twice during the early weeks of the pandemic to see how she was doing, but never heard back.

I try to hide my feelings but I think our chemistry is hard to ignore.

I finally found peace – or so I thought!

I can't help but think back to a vacation I took with a co-worker of mine over a decade ago.

While their communication was not overtly sexual at all, it made me feel extremely uncomfortable, insecure, and enraged.

We're both married. He never mentions his wife ever.

Do you think he will ever chase me down the street?

She said she knew there was a physical attraction there but didn't think there were feelings involved.

We are both married and prioritize our families above all else, which is one of the many things I admire and respect about him.

I risked everything to talk to him and he just forgot about it?

He would treat the women he works with like his wife and treat me like an acquaintance he has no feelings for.

Yes, I know I'm married.

While he’s putting no immediate pressure on me to get married and have kids now, I know this is something he can't live without.

I'm a 27-year-old straight woman (since that question always gets asked, I thought I'd answer it right away.) I'm really, really into this guy I work with. I know, coworker relationships are a mistake, right? But I can't help my…

It was then when I opened up to her about the issues I was having in my marriage, along with how I was starting to develop romantic feelings for her.

My friends had told me to make a grand gesture and I wanted to, but then I decided not to in the moment.

This fear ratcheted up recently when I met someone at my new job who really draws my attention.

I met this man at work in 2015. I saw him at the reception area. I asked around but no one seemed to know who he was. Turned out, he was located off-site at a satellite location, which I found…