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Having your cake and eating it?!

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ncd78 · 15/09/2025 16:04

It seems to me you’re putting a lot of effort into this friendship. Your wife is clearly fighting for time with you. Just because you haven’t slept with your new friend, doesn’t mean it’s not cheating. It sounds to me like you need to focus on exactly what you want; if it’s your wife, work at it. I get a new work friend may be flattering and easy, but it’s really not fair to your wife.

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winterborn · 17/09/2025 13:53

Stay out of other people's business.
Dont make drama for yourself when its nothing to do with you.
Get on with your life.
The end.

Farmerwife2 · 17/09/2025 14:23

Wow. Similar situation here. Do you want to share whats happened? Only if you want to.

ncd78 · 17/09/2025 14:32

This was in relation to a guy asking if he was being unreasonable for having a best friend at work of opposite sex, spending nearly all of his time with her and his wife being moody about it. Not sure why it’s a separate comment..

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