E289 Ask Nick - Romance Novel Romance
On today's episode of Ask Nick we start with a caller that is very attracted to someone who is working around her home. He is married and she knows she should not get involved but the romance novel drama of it all has her enjoying the attention and wanting more. Second, we speak with a woman who is trying to figure out the difference between red flags and flaws. Our third caller is trying to figure out what happened after she received a grand gesture from the person she is dating and then he pulled away and slowed down the communication. Lastly, we speak with someone who is trying to figuring out how to pursue a friend, who should make the first move, and if it is going to make waves within their friend group.
"I know this is wrong, but can't you tell me it is ok to do it once. "
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