Is the Feeling Real or Imagined?
Question by J Mack: Is the feeling real or imagined?
I’ve been having an emotional affair with a man since January. We e-mail each other several times a week. When I read his letters, it’s like getting a “fix”, something like a drug addict would feel after taking whatever drugs he’s addicted to. If I don’t get his letters for a few days, the high starts to fade and I start to feel “withdrawal” symptoms. I get very irritable and short tempered. When another letter arrives, I’m on a high again. Am I imagining these feelings, or can there really be something chemical going on?
Best answer:
Answer by lady $ horty
i think it’s a chemistry cuz when you get his letters your happy to hear from him but when another one don’t come you get annoyed and mad. i think you might be in love with. either that or your his extra special friend.
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