do you know me in real life? I isolate myself because I always feel like I'm being judged. Thank you for the advice, I appreciate it. 
Can you be friends with a married man?
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do you know me in real life? I isolate myself because I always feel like I'm being judged. Thank you for the advice, I appreciate it. 
If you're not friends with both there is a 80% chance he only sees you likeWell...I'm friends with a married man, but I'm also friends with his wife so...
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If I was I would want to be friends with his wife too. I take friendship very seriously. I love people and the people I call my friends are family.
So if I am truly his friend then I want to make sure he is happy. Apart of him being happy is ensuring that there is no strife in his relationship.
A close friendship with a married man can cause issues with his wife. And pls miss me with the whole "she insecure" bullshyt excuse we use now a days to absolve ourselves of blame for the inappropriateness of our actions.
I have very close male friends and when we hooked em up or they became involved, me and my friends made efforts to include their S/O as much as possible. Why? Because I don't need to feel validation from causing a rift in somebody else's relationship.
A lot of friendships are less about platonic friendship and really more about wanting attention or harboring secret feelings for people or lonliness. If u a true friend, you'll fall back if necessary and respect their relationships. The nature of a friendship should usually change if someone becomes involved. If u not respectin that then u wack.
So if I am truly his friend then I want to make sure he is happy. Apart of him being happy is ensuring that there is no strife in his relationship.
A close friendship with a married man can cause issues with his wife. And pls miss me with the whole "she insecure" bullshyt excuse we use now a days to absolve ourselves of blame for the inappropriateness of our actions.
I have very close male friends and when we hooked em up or they became involved, me and my friends made efforts to include their S/O as much as possible. Why? Because I don't need to feel validation from causing a rift in somebody else's relationship.
A lot of friendships are less about platonic friendship and really more about wanting attention or harboring secret feelings for people or lonliness. If u a true friend, you'll fall back if necessary and respect their relationships. The nature of a friendship should usually change if someone becomes involved. If u not respectin that then u wack.
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