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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'd seriously want my husband to limit interaction/time with this guy.  Similar situation and my husband withdrew--and it was a very good friend from college.  He did not condone the behavior.  He was still there for him as a friend--but communication between them is now infrequent and they don't really meet up anymore (live in different states).  [/quote]

In my vast experience as a person now in my mid-50s--cheaters do hang together.  People that think cheating is ok tend to hang together.  People that are divorce-happy also tend to run in the same circles.

Birds of a feather and all.  IF you want to know a person, look at the company that they keep.  [/quote]

That’s not always true. Sometimes people have been friends for many years or since childhood and are too enmeshed to separate even when they are very different.

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It's more true, than not.  Friends grow apart--often for reasons like this.  When you no longer have values in common.  [/quote]

It depends on geography. If you’re living in the same town, you grew up in, it’s much easier to stay friends. Men especially are low drama and don’t have huge fallings out unless money or a romantic rivalry are involved. I don’t think we have enough information to make assessments about OP’s husband.[/quote]

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