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It’s weird to me that you don’t believe/trust your husband to understand the situation. Is he, in your opinion, that ignorant that he doesn’t understand the severity of your brother’s mental health issues?
Also, you’re hiding the reality of your brother at the (most likely) expense of your sister.
After 4 years it’s normal to feel some care and love for a friend you have grown with and experienced life together with.
As a 25F myself, I can empathize. I have mustered up the courage to tell several boys that I liked them only to get “you’re like a sister”, “I’d hate to ruin our friendship”, “I’m not ready for a relationship”. In retrospect, all of them were right. I was conflating basic respect and friendships with attraction and desire. Ironically, the only time I asked a man out and it worked, it was a toxic relationship and I was an object rather than a person.
These guys are growing up just like we are. Some of them, yeah they’re shitty people, but often it comes down to poor communication or a lack of boundaries. Just simply TALKING is like pulling teeth for some, but it’s the easiest and most clear action we can take. Everyone is afraid of rejection. We want things and being told “no” in any capacity doesn’t feel good.
Remember, the answer will ALWAYS be no if you never ask.
It’s been 4 years, do you really think you’ll just “get over it” if you haven’t already? I strongly suggest you just tell him and go from there. It’s not fair to either of you; you willingly torturing yourself, and him having a friend with ulterior motives.
You may even try it out and find out you’re incompatible. But you won’t know unless you try.
It’s weird to me that you don’t believe/trust your husband to understand the situation. Is he, in your opinion, that ignorant that he doesn’t understand the severity of your brother’s mental health issues?
Also, you’re hiding the reality of your brother at the (most likely) expense of your sister.
After 4 years it’s normal to feel some care and love for a friend you have grown with and experienced life together with.
As a 25F myself, I can empathize. I have mustered up the courage to tell several boys that I liked them only to get “you’re like a sister”, “I’d hate to ruin our friendship”, “I’m not ready for a relationship”. In retrospect, all of them were right. I was conflating basic respect and friendships with attraction and desire. Ironically, the only time I asked a man out and it worked, it was a toxic relationship and I was an object rather than a person.
These guys are growing up just like we are. Some of them, yeah they’re shitty people, but often it comes down to poor communication or a lack of boundaries. Just simply TALKING is like pulling teeth for some, but it’s the easiest and most clear action we can take. Everyone is afraid of rejection. We want things and being told “no” in any capacity doesn’t feel good.
Remember, the answer will ALWAYS be no if you never ask.
It’s been 4 years, do you really think you’ll just “get over it” if you haven’t already? I strongly suggest you just tell him and go from there. It’s not fair to either of you; you willingly torturing yourself, and him having a friend with ulterior motives.
You may even try it out and find out you’re incompatible. But you won’t know unless you try.