It's painful to regret being disliked due to a gaffe.
I have someone I like.
It's just a matter of talking at work and going out to eat once in a while.
I don't know what his boyfriend, who is over 20 years younger, intended to invite me out for a meal, but it was fun when we were together, and I secretly had romantic feelings.
We ate together as usual, and during our conversation, we said things that lighthearted and criticized his humanity.
From the day after that, his attitude completely changed, and he even felt like he was ignoring me.
They don't make eye contact, and they don't even talk to me.
For the past 5 years, as a colleague at work, I went to work looking forward to having fun talking with him every day, so it was hard and unbearable.
I can't forget the kind smiles and kind words they always showed me.
I know my age and position as a married person in my 50s, so it's not like I wanted to do it quite a bit. If possible, I wanted to get along well as friends. Of course, it felt good to be treated kindly.
However, it was just one gaffe, and I was so shocked and sad that the relationship that had been built up for 5 years until now fell apart, even though it was fragile, and I deeply regret that day.
After all, it was that much of a relationship, and I told myself that I was fine with this in order to stop my stupid delusions, but my heart hurts, I have no appetite, and I don't feel like doing anything.
I'm at a good age, and I'm being swayed by the pain of unrequited love and heartbreak.
I'm so embarrassed that I can't talk to anyone about this stupid story, so I'm going to discuss it here.
Please scold me for being foolish to your heart's content.
