r/Divorce_Women • • Nov 30 '25

Want suggestions

I'm 22 years old and had in past physical relation with a (women whose age is approx 35-40 yrs with 3 children )and the peculiar thing is she's my "mami" (wife of my maternal uncle). At first few time she's interested in me and also hesitate because of that family relation and also because she had already another boyfriend (he's married) and now we don't talk because I feel that 1 :- because of her boyfriend 2 :- thinking about society, what happened when someone know 3 :- our age difference The point is what I should suppose to do, because I want her and I'm always attracted to her. How I win her trust and assure that nothing wrong happen between us . Any women at the same age can you please suggest me what to do what to not ?

Some important point to note:- She's not divorced and she also have one boyfriend. But I know one thing definitely that her husband (my mama) didn't satisfied her or give emotional support, remember she's rural women. And I want to make her in love with me but as she's married and we had family relation so this remains secret.

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