Amigoid

Sounds like her boyfriend either made her send that or he broke into her email account and sent that himself. If she calls you and says the same thing, then you'll know.

Porched

I am an extremly Kind, Caring and Loving Woman of Faith Who loves life liberty and I'm in Hot Pursuit of Happines.

Montuno

OP, *accept* that feelings of attraction to *anyone* can be normal; healthy is processing those feelings in accordance with your boundaries of behavior and morality. *Act* on those feelings in a way which is positive for you. Good luck

Philosophy

Does your bf not think it's a bit weird that someone who is not even a family member is still being invited to family gatherings? I can understand her being at your sister-in-law's party or something, cos she is her sister, but why is she being invited to your bf's family gatherings? She isn't family - she's the sister of someone who is a family member by marriage. She was treated as family while she was dating your bf, but she is no longer dating him, therefore she is no longer family - she is only the relative of a family member. Most people's in-laws do not bring their siblings to their spouse's family gatherings!

Umiacs

If cheating on my part took place (I will not, but I'm making up an if situation only) I wouldn't really see her as the ''poor victim''.

Nazaruk

Lefty's got my vote. Righty, not so much.

Duo

She simply doesn't know you anywhere near well enough to know how you might react to her saying she is not interested. If you have come across needy at all then her radar will be up and she will not want to rock the boat.

Fishman

Now that is a perfect ass!

Procyon

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