I need advice, I found this site looking for the answers, and have decided to post. About 8 years ago, I met an older woman who I was attracted to, we dated, still live together, have 2 little ones of our own, and live a "married" life. When we met, she had a 10 year old girl, whom I tried my best to father, and befriend. We never had a real close relationship, but as she matured, my feelings became almost MPD like. When she turned 16, I realized I had an attraction to her, and began fighting internaly attempting to convince myself that its a silly infatuation, or a bad obsession, or even its because her mom and I aren't as intimate anymore, and shes a pretty girl. The more I tried to talk myself out of it, the stronger my feelings got. Here we are more than 2 years later, shes 18, getting ready to go off to college, and about a month ago I realized my worst nightmare, I am totaly head over heals in love with my "step-daughter". To make matters worse, a few days ago her mom and I had a huge arguement, and I realized that although I do still care about her, it wouldn't hurt me if we were to break-up. I haven't told any of them yet, and don't know if I should. My "wife" does suspect though, and I highly doubt that her daughter feels the same about me, I have rather sabotaged any chances I might have had tring to hide my feelings and mutual interests from the 2 of them. And before anybody asks, yes, I have thought about what will happen when my blood-related daughter gets older, and I don't think it is an issue, its just different. I don't think I could develop an attraction to her if I did want to. Should I tell the adult women in my life how I feel? Should I try to start somthing?
Thank You again
I split with my ex years ago and had her daughter live in my home for 6 months... it was nice to have her here and to give ou an idea how good looken she was she was a stripper.
I never looked at her past the fact that she was a daughter. And, you can't either. She has to be able to find someone her age and get her education!
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