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friend ship or is it more ...

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woman42 · 23/08/2014 08:31

my DH has a hobbie and does with our DC , iv noticed over last few months a certain woman paying my DH attention on FB , her and her DC do same hobby to , i went along some moths ago saw them all and she was there clocked me as i did her in the distance , i felt uneasy as was a direct stare at me , but let it go , then came a post on DH FB thank ing him for looking after all her DC that day , then weekor so later more posts on his wall from her and tagging him in alot of posts with comments between them both , i confronted him asking about is , he said she was just friendly with everyone .
so iv left it , but again she has recently posted more on DH page tagging him on a fantastic day with my DH and great company and my DC and taken pics of my DC and put them up ....

am i over reacting ???

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Horsemad · 23/08/2014 09:05

Well I wouldn't be happy with her posting pics of my DC on Facebook, so would probably have a word about that

She may be just friendly, or she may have designs on your DH. What's your gut feeling? Does she put up pics of the other people who do the hobby?

FolkGirl · 23/08/2014 09:12

Why do some women do this?

Your husband's reaction is more important than her motivation, to be honest. If she has a crush on him, he should be managing it. These things are natural and only a problem when they are encouraged rather than quashed.

woman42 · 23/08/2014 09:13

she has tagged other people sometimes but a few are just on my DH wall ,

,my gut is that she likes him , he has said to me in past shes flirty with everyone , but said hes not intrested at all , that was few months back , i checked his phone then and her name wasn't in his contacts ...but i checked last week and it now is ....

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Horsemad · 23/08/2014 09:54

Keep (quietly) watching and waiting then OP. Realistically, if he's going to cheat, he will. Hopefully he will 'manage' their friendship correctly, but I'd be keeping an eye on things...

woman42 · 23/08/2014 09:58

thanks Hmad , what does OP mean ?

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Horsemad · 23/08/2014 10:18

OP = Original Poster ie you.

woman42 · 23/08/2014 10:20

lol ok thanks , i shall be thank you

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PamDooveOrangeJoof · 23/08/2014 11:09

Why would he need her number? Have you asked why he has her number in his phone!

woman42 · 23/08/2014 11:33

no , but prob to do with the hobby ....

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woman42 · 23/08/2014 12:00

havent asked doesnt know iv checked

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Horsemad · 23/08/2014 15:05

I wouldn't let him know you are aware he has her number in his phone. Play your cards close to your chest and watch and wait...

inlectorecumbit · 23/08/2014 15:09

change her number for yours in his phone and see what happens

Horsemad · 23/08/2014 17:51

Ha! Now that could be interesting!!

dadwood · 23/08/2014 18:33

Hi OP I don't think I would change numbers in his phone book! He might find out and at least 3 things will happen:

He'll think of you as jealous and controlling.
He may never quite trust you again.
He'll cover his tracks much better if he starts to mess around.

And it's not a nice thing to do to!

If you really have to snoop invasively, (which I would not do myself) make sure you can't be caught!

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