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I love her, but I also want her best friend. We all live together

DeepBlue23

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This is my life. I separated with my lover half a year ago. I was unhappy for a long time, experienced her as too controlling and not giving herself to me in the passionate and open way that I have known is possible from past relationships. Too much criticism, which also happened in our sex life. I am a good lover, I have felt this with most of my past lovers. She’s beautiful – lithe, delicate and magical, like an elf queen. She can be cold, holding back her emotion (she’s protecting herself). For me there was a way we were too similar – both introverted, holding space for other people, and some blocks to letting raw emotion flow. I’ve known her for a long time; we live together in a spiritual community with a handful of others. Through the unhappiness, her friend came into the picture – vibrant, passionate, extroverted. Taking up a lot of space, expressing a lot of raw emotion. Gorgeous, tan, voluptuous. Her friend moved in to our community (my ex made the call) as she’d been going through a divorce. I started to develop feelings for her friend. I ended the relationship with my ex. It came out that I had feelings for her friend. She flipped out. Her friend has been by her side since then, supportive. Don’t know how the friend really feels about me – my ex has been the priority for both of us. I’ve prioritized my friendship with her, and desire to create a supportive home environment. Considering moving out, but I feel invested in the spiritual community we are all part of, and the potential for growth. Still love my ex, and feel the potential to give it another shot – but am so drawn to her friend. Feel like I won't be able to commit unless I experience some sort of resolution there, internally or externally. Being with both of them seems unrealistic (at least), fraught with peril (at most). My heart is divided – maybe just not ready for commitment? I’ve seen this pattern play out in my life before. How do we really know what love is? How do I walk away from someone amazing who wants to be with me, without closing my heart?
 
Not going to end well, and those with bigger investments will get hurt the most. Hopefully you're not the type who listens only what he wants to hear, in which case there will be hope that you get out of this thing with little to no psychological damage.
 
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