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Renewed interest?

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mathsmad1 · 21/10/2019 12:29

I have posted before asking for your views on a friendship that crossed boundaries. O got great advice and acted upon it.We detached as I was married and he was in a relationship and while things were awkward, for a couple of months, we are now back to being great friends again.
I am now single and my friend has been kind and supportive. Husband has an OW lined up.
Recently, my friend has suggested pursuing activities that we both wanted to do together when I was married. I thought that spending weekends doing hobbies, travel, attending concerts together was not appropriate back then considering I was married, plus my husband would not allow that level of contact.
I think it's a lovely idea but am conscious of his relationship.
Perhaps he is sympathetic.
He has said repeatedly that he looks forward to spending more time together doing these activities.and is back texting at irregular hours after drinks etc.Is this acceptable to his girlfriend? Would it be acceptable to you?They are together a year. I fear that we could fall into that dynamic again and I don't want that. Thanks.

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user1481840227 · 21/10/2019 18:12

Maybe you think it would be innocent now, but spending time together and doing stuff is how stronger feelings form.

mathsmad1 · 21/10/2019 20:51

I understand what you mean.I definitely dont want trouble and need time to myself for
My kids so I think I might stop this in its tracks .The last thing I would want is to hurt or get hurt again. I am worried about being lonely with the free time I will have that I am not used to.Thanks

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