<human>: Okay, so I've worked there for about a year. I constantly have guys older than me hit on me, because I look older than I am- maybe around 20.  One of the first days me and this guy, lets call him "Cade" started talking, we talked about relationships. I was dating a guy then for more than a year and I told Cade I didn't know if I would consider marrying him or not. (BTW- we recently broke up, for they better.) He told me he wished he had dated around a little, because he's been with the same girl since HS, and he never really got to experience other dating and he didn't know if he was missing out on something better. That being said, he seems like a really loyal guy to her, but him and I hit it off. He says I remind him of her a lot and his mentioned that I'm attractive. Him and I text a little, and he's invited me to hang out with him and some friends more than once. Him and I constantly share food together and seem to be really in touch with each other. One time I really needed tampons and he offered to buy some for me during work. He ran over to CVS and picked some up, missing out on potential money. I didn't want to go, because it was dark and late. He's very caring towards me as well. If I don't like something about my sandwich, he'll go remake it after the cook just for me. He remembers all these little odd things about me too, and we have a ton of silly inside jokes, much like Pam and Jim from the Office. It's weird, because I know he's interested in me, but trying not to be because he's a pretty loyal stand-up guy who's been cheated on in the past and always tries to do the right thing. I really like him though, and I don't know what to do. Would it be terrible to tell him how I feel once I'm ready to quit? I'm not looking to break them up, but I feel weird just leaving behind these feelings and trying to forget about him. I really care about him. What should I do?

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<bot>: I like a guy in a relationship. What should I do? Is there something more here? Is pursuing it wrong?