Normal or not normal?

Question

So I work in a factory and around men. None of them ever really caught my eye. Even tho I hear compliments everyday. But there’s this one guy I can’t seem to stop staring at. And he stares at me and we make jokes. I think he’s cute but I can’t act on it because I have a man and tbh I don’t think I could act on it. Am I wrong for thinking he’s cute? I hate admitting to it. But I do.

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Your eyes should be for your man only. 
If you don’t want your man then let your man know so you both can move on. 
Please don’t cheat on your boyfriend.

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Now... imagine your man wrote this about the women he works with.

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You already know it’s wrong. It’s fine looking at someone once and having a thought that they are attractive, but that’s where it should end. Staring at eachother and having jokes should stop.

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Attraction is normal. How you respond to that attraction is what tells people apart.

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Don’t be a cheater. And don’t go after people at work, that rarely ends well.

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You can think other people are attractive if your in a relationship.

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Other people don't stop existing or being attractive just because you're in a relationship. You're going to notice attractive or appealing people are out there. It's what you do with it that matters. Do you notice and go about your business or do you flirt and act on it?

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It’s natural to find other people attractive. It’s only inappropriate if you flirt, lead them on, or act on it. It obviously also depends on your individual relationship and what you and your man have deemed as ok. If you notice that your attraction is growing I’d reduce interactions with your colleague as long as you’re not single.

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It’s normal to think others are attractive but not normal to act on it while in a relationship

Normal or not normal?

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