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Practical suggestions for getting over an inappropriate crush?

Copperplate · 2014-03-20 23:36:53

Hi, Long-time MSE’r here but having to post under an alias as, quite frankly, I am ashamed of how I’m feeling right now. What I’m looking for is some advice as to how to make the pain of falling for someone you can’t have go away. In September, I started university as a mature (late 20’s) student. There are quite a few of…

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tayforth Posts: 1,884 Forumite

8 May 2014 at 4:10PM

I'm so sorry that he is behaving like this. How hurtful and nasty to say things like that about you. It's absolutely not appropriate, and in the long run it'll be for the best that you've seen his true colours.

The advice about speaking to your tutor, to be changed to a different group, is good. Ideally, he would be moved, and you and your friend could work together. But I appreciate that it's delicate.

I hope that your friend is being supportive xxx

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