How do I deal and discuss unwanted limerance? - /adv/ (#33235968) [Archived: 1594 hours ago]

Anonymous
6/18/2025, 2:02:37 AM No.33235968
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Very long tldr is that I go to a therapeutic program for adults and one of the interns is around my age and I've gotten uncomfortable and unwanted limerence related thoughts about him. I deal with him on an almost daily basis and I'm even afraid to look him in the eye because I get so anxious about having thoughts about him. I know it's not his fault that I feel this way and honestly I wish I didn't feel this way because of how inappropriate it would be. It's getting to a point where I'm thinking about quitting because it's so uncomfortable for me but the therapy is helping. How do I bring this up to my therapist without it getting back to him? Should I just quit? I'm ashamed to tell anyone about this and I don't want to make him uncomfortable if he found out I would feel so bad ): has anyone gone through somthing similar? If so how did you handle it?
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Anonymous
6/18/2025, 2:13:23 AM No.33235997
>>33235968 (OP)
By thinking of something else.