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Married Woman and Extrication

He’s pointing out the contrast in his relationships between a married and unmarried woman.
Something that might be odd, funny, irritable, etc. Is nuance new to you?
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One would think the married one would be grounded and sane, and the single one batsh1t crazy.
But wait! There’s a twist. It’s the opposite!
Wow. Amazing. No way!
 
I had a similar situation a few years ago. I did some work collaboration with a woman a little younger than me. Smart, funny, gorgeous…and married. She started asking me to do things together. We would go hiking, go to the pool, have drinks at each other’s houses.

I ended up meeting with her and her husband to discuss our friendship. I didn’t want to be complicit in negatively impacting a marriage. They assured me that it was no problem, their relationship was strong, and this wasn’t abnormal for her.

As time went on our feelings progressed. We never acted on them physically but it was clear that the line was getting blurry. Out of the blue she told me that she had asked her husband to move out and shortly thereafter I cut off all communication. That was exactly what I did not want. I was naive and we were both definitely wrong. I believe they are still married but regardless, it is not something I’m proud of.

Tread lightly OP.
Should tapped that ass like a drum circle.
 
Facts, first. I have a unmarried (as am I), long time lady friend. I befriended a married woman who I know through a job contact. My goal was purely to see that she was not mentally abused at that job since I worked there before she was hired and I know the boss is an ahole (understatement). I gave her my number to text me if she had any work related issues. Well within 2 weeks, I've learned she is in a failed marriage, when she's ovulating, favorite foods, things I should do for self-betterment etc etc. She is also 16 years younger than I am. So studs, do you ever get in such a bind? The solution is stop all communication, right?
 
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Facts, first. I have a unmarried (as am I), long time lady friend. I befriended a married woman who I know through a job contact. My goal was purely to see that she was not mentally abused at that job since I worked there before she was hired and I know the boss is an ahole (understatement). I gave her my number to text me if she had any work related issues. Well within 2 weeks, I've learned she is in a failed marriage, when she's ovulating, favorite foods, things I should do for self-betterment etc etc. She is also 16 years younger than I am. So studs, do you ever get in such a bind? The solution is stop all communication, right?
This is the most confusing and convoluted OP I've ever read, and I used to not have OiT on ignore so......
 
Facts, first. I have a unmarried (as am I), long time lady friend. I befriended a married woman who I know through a job contact. My goal was purely to see that she was not mentally abused at that job since I worked there before she was hired and I know the boss is an ahole (understatement). I gave her my number to text me if she had any work related issues. Well within 2 weeks, I've learned she is in a failed marriage, when she's ovulating, favorite foods, things I should do for self-betterment etc etc. She is also 16 years younger than I am. So studs, do you ever get in such a bind? The solution is stop all communication, right?

Rebounds after a failed marriage always pan out. I say go for it!!
 
Facts, first. I have a unmarried (as am I), long time lady friend. I befriended a married woman who I know through a job contact. My goal was purely to see that she was not mentally abused at that job since I worked there before she was hired and I know the boss is an ahole (understatement). I gave her my number to text me if she had any work related issues. Well within 2 weeks, I've learned she is in a failed marriage, when she's ovulating, favorite foods, things I should do for self-betterment etc etc. She is also 16 years younger than I am. So studs, do you ever get in such a bind? The solution is stop all communication, right?
don't check her out with your dipstick (yet) but as a hrot teamplayer i say you should keep in touch and periodically update this thread :)
 
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I had a similar situation a few years ago. I did some work collaboration with a woman a little younger than me. Smart, funny, gorgeous…and married. She started asking me to do things together. We would go hiking, go to the pool, have drinks at each other’s houses.

I ended up meeting with her and her husband to discuss our friendship. I didn’t want to be complicit in negatively impacting a marriage. They assured me that it was no problem, their relationship was strong, and this wasn’t abnormal for her.

As time went on our feelings progressed. We never acted on them physically but it was clear that the line was getting blurry. Out of the blue she told me that she had asked her husband to move out and shortly thereafter I cut off all communication. That was exactly what I did not want. I was naive and we were both definitely wrong. I believe they are still married but regardless, it is not something I’m proud of.

Tread lightly OP.
Don't tread at all.
 
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Facts, first. I have a unmarried (as am I), long time lady friend. I befriended a married woman who I know through a job contact. My goal was purely to see that she was not mentally abused at that job since I worked there before she was hired and I know the boss is an ahole (understatement). I gave her my number to text me if she had any work related issues. Well within 2 weeks, I've learned she is in a failed marriage, when she's ovulating, favorite foods, things I should do for self-betterment etc etc. She is also 16 years younger than I am. So studs, do you ever get in such a bind? The solution is stop all communication, right?
If not before, that's certainly where I would have told her to STFU. Her life seems shitty, so how's she gonna have the cajones to opine on mine?

Don't ghost her. Be a man. Tell her that the whole thing is far more than you intended to get into, and you're not comfortable continuing the "relationship" or whatever you want to call it.

You don't want any part of that. Too many chances for bad chit to happen. Maybe the guy finds out about you, so he gets pissed and kills you. Maybe the guy divorces her, and you're left to pick up pieces, which may be worse than had he killed you. Either way, it's burning up energy you don't need to dedicate to all that.
 
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