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Default Apr 09, 2013 at 06:34 AM
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you said you just wanted to know what its like to be with a man but all this thread is doing for you, even though people are trying to help you see the reality of your thinking this way, is encouraging you to obsess about him in unhealthy ways. this is not healthy dreaming. but it doesnt really matter what people say, you don't want to know what is healthy, you just want to obsess because you are addicted to what you feel when you think about him. it has nothing whatsoever to do with him. in a fantasy world that you want to lose yourself in, its easier this way than facing reality - for that you need professional help in order to have a healthy relationship because of where you are going in your own head. if only your parents could see what is happening to you...maybe they could get you some help.
my stepdads new so he's not really my parent, i never met my dad. mum is too obsessed with my stepdad and i'm too obsessed with my crush. but like even before my boss i had crushes on older guys but at least now its only one guy and not 3 crushes sorry i can't help how i feel
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Default Apr 09, 2013 at 12:36 PM
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my stepdads new so he's not really my parent, i never met my dad. mum is too obsessed with my stepdad and i'm too obsessed with my crush. but like even before my boss i had crushes on older guys but at least now its only one guy and not 3 crushes sorry i can't help how i feel
All of it is normal - in the past, women your age got married, on a routine basis. This was because women were expected to do housework (in lower classes), or host parties (in upper classes), and you can do all of that at your age. Physically, you personally have developed enough to have sex.

Men have traditionally had a much higher median age of marriage, for reasons that were mostly economic - men were supposed to be bread winners and needed to establish themselves as income providers before proposing. As a separate fact, men often go through puberty later, although not by much.
Puberty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

So all your feelings are normal and not to be worried about. The situation that you are in is an artifact of your living in Australia in 2013 - your living in Australia makes you under the legal age of consent, so the boss is afraid of legal consequences. And he should be afraid of legal consequences. But the responsibility for his actions is entirely on him - you do not have any responsibility at all. The age of consent must have been instituted in Australia in an effort to PROTECT you, and not in an effort to restrain your behavior. And, of course, not to change the way you feel - I am sure that there is nothing in Australian law that would attempt to change how you feel.
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Default Apr 09, 2013 at 12:48 PM
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All of it is normal - in the past, women your age got married, on a routine basis. This was because women were expected to do housework (in lower classes), or host parties (in upper classes), and you can do all of that at your age. Physically, you personally have developed enough to have sex.

Men have traditionally had a much higher median age of marriage, for reasons that were mostly economic - men were supposed to be bread winners and needed to establish themselves as income providers before proposing. As a separate fact, men often go through puberty later, although not by much.
Puberty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

So all your feelings are normal and not to be worried about. The situation that you are in is an artifact of your living in Australia in 2013 - your living in Australia makes you under the legal age of consent, so the boss is afraid of legal consequences. And he should be afraid of legal consequences. But the responsibility for his actions is entirely on him - you do not have any responsibility at all. The age of consent must have been instituted in Australia in an effort to PROTECT you, and not in an effort to restrain your behavior. And, of course, not to change the way you feel - I am sure that there is nothing in Australian law that would attempt to change how you feel.
i would love to have sex with my boss and its a shame that its not possible but it makes bedtime interesting in my mind at least
but does sex mean the intercourse act or does it mean like cuddling, hard to say for sure and i'm not sure if i say i've cuddled him but i have hugged him to say bye each night
a nice man at tennis likes me a lot and i feel guilty when he shows affection to me like i'm cheating n my boss
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Default Apr 09, 2013 at 12:53 PM
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i feel guilty when he shows affection to me like i'm cheating n my boss
That is very common - an ill-conceived sense of loyalty. Believe me, it is a very negative approach and it ruins what otherwise can be a good time, makes you forego opportunities with perfectly reasonable and qualified men, etc. etc.

It took me many years to figure out how pernicious this approach is.
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Default Apr 09, 2013 at 01:09 PM
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That is very common - an ill-conceived sense of loyalty. Believe me, it is a very negative approach and it ruins what otherwise can be a good time, makes you forego opportunities with perfectly reasonable and qualified men, etc. etc.

It took me many years to figure out how pernicious this approach is.
i'm so lucky to know you! your really smart
wish you lived with my boss and i did too
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