Is Infidelity Too Close A Friendship With Another?

The Story

I have very rarely posted topics here, and only on serious issues that concern me. Now, however, I need your thoughts and opinions again, for which I thank you in advance. The case is as follows. My husband has a girlfriend. They are close before he met me. I accepted her exactly like that - his girlfriend. Very nice girl, I am happy to communicate with her, she often visits us and I am always glad to see her. But I began to observe something rather strange, given that I have no such relationship with my friends. We help each other, of course, but even my closest friend would not call every day to complain about any household problems. Over time, an almost marital relationship has developed between my husband and the lady in question, which I'm not sure is normal. I give examples. They are heard every morning for good morning and every night for good night.

He picks her up from work every day, and I travel by minibus. Half of my garden equipment is with his girlfriend in question - if I need something and it is not there, a hose, for example, it turns out that it is with her. As soon as we quarrel, he calls her to complain. I accidentally found out that during the day they drink coffee in some "their" cafe (I have no idea what the problem is to say: "We will drink coffee with my girlfriend if you want to come" or when he comes home to say "You have a lot of greetings from your girlfriend we "). All the household chores in them are fixed by my husband. He dumped me alone in a pub to run around carrying a refrigerator. He made the electrical installation for her, he arranged the parquet, he painted the walls, he did everything. He picks the fruit trees in the yard for her, to make her winter. His girlfriend calls him every day on absolutely every occasion, including that she has a pimple on her nose and he ran around the city looking for a lotion. Sometimes he comes home and says he's not hungry because he's had dinner with his girlfriend. Whenever he cooks something special, he says: why don't we invite my girlfriend too? Sometimes he takes her to dinner most unexpectedly. The paradox is that they really don't have sex. I am absolutely sure of that. I don't want to go into details about why I'm so sure, but I'm sure. Ie there is no sex there. But I feel like a woman who is being cheated on. Friends began to make delicate hints to me, and to all of them I replied, "Oh, they're just friends!" But something makes me feel restless. Well, my question to you is this. Is this how your partner treats his / her best friend?

Am I unnecessarily skeptical? And is it infidelity to be more loyal to another woman and to put her needs ahead of those of your own wife? And if so, what is my move? I can't tell my husband, "Give up all your friends for me." I don't want him to do that because it will be violence against his person. If someone gives me such an ultimatum, I will just drop it. Help, the collective mind! because it will be violence against his person. If someone gives me such an ultimatum, I will just drop it. Help, the collective mind! because it will be violence against his person. If someone gives me such an ultimatum, I will just drop it. Help, the collective mind!

Last Updated
August 08, 2020
Author:
wellingtondiasoficial

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