I have a MAJOR crush on my married boss!
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I rotate between Nyquil, Zquil, Sominex, Tylenol or Advil PM, Valium, Klonopin, Xanax, and Alka Seltzer Cold Night. Not booze though, it makes it worse.
Yeah, all the sugar in booze keeps me up. I used to use herbs but strangely, Advil pm is safer or (at least more is known about it) during breastfeeding. It could be your adrenals. I used to take adrenal balancing pills, and actually quit coffee for a long time and that really helped.
Anything can happen is most often said by the most desperate of people. Frankly, I am amazed I don’t say it more often…
Sarah, can I ask you an honest question? You are really sticking to this “anything could happen” stuff. What’s your point? And I mean that with complete sincerity and no snark. What is it you are getting at when you say anything could happen? Do you mean you’d like to hold on to the idea that you might be able to get together with your boss? Like, in a literal “this is a realistic possibility” kind of way? Or in a wishful thinking kind of way?
I don’t even know anymore. I was hoping maybe if he was single && I didn’t work there. But my friend is kinda dating her boss so idk
Well, if two people are single, emotionally healthy (as in not reeling from a divorce), looking for love, and there are no professional boundaries (boss/employee), and they like and are attracted to each other, then, yes, there might be a chance that they would get together. But these are not your circumstances. You and your boss don’t fit a single one of those requirements. That’s why it’s best not to get caught up in “anything can happen”thinking. Also, your friend who is sort of dating her boss? She’s making a big, big mistake and so is her boss. It reflects poorly on both of them both personally and professionally, and she’s risking her job and her integrity. She is not a good example for you in this situation
