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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are you keeping your conversations with your friend a secret? 
Are you hiding the amount of times you text him from your DH? 
Would you openly allow your DH to read your messages with your friend?
Do you deep down, have a tingle of feelings for your friend?
Is there sexual chemistry there?
Do you share unflattering details about your DH with your friend?

Answer yes to any of these, and it's definitely an EA. Stop it and step away if you want to stay married.[/quote]

Totally agree with this. [/quote]

Well stated! +1[/quote]

This is spot on.

I know this for a fact, because the first four of those gradually became true for me and my friend (though we mostly emailed rather than texting), and although we didn't share unflattering details about our spouses, we eventually alluded to our challenges at home.

A few months of that and we were sneaking away from family events to communicate.

Now we're sleeping together.  And I can tell you now, I knew we'd crossed a line when I realized I wouldn't want my spouse to know how much we emailed, the time of night, and what we were saying.

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