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[quote=Anonymous]Before OP goes overboard with jealousy, recognize that OP's "friend" better stay REALLY HOT through the years. Like at least an 8.5 or so. On the one hand it would be a pain for friend's DH to divorce, particularly if he didn't set up a prenup. That would cost him a fortune.

On the other hand, his social market value has gone through the roof. He's no longer one of any number of ambitious guys with potential. He's now fulfilled that potential.

He might have married DW's friend when she was say a 7 or so back about 10 years ago. Well now it sounds like he can reel in 9's fairly easily. Certainly if they're single Moms, but maybe even childless 20-somethings depending on how much they would tolerate an older partner to get the money that comes along.

If the difference between OP's "friend" and the potential AP reaches 2, she's going to have serious problems. She better at a minimum be like that woman in the other thread who does yoga in the mornings and OrangeTheory in the afternoons. She better be very careful that she doesn't bring in "live-in help" that would be able to turn the DH's head.

Yes, it's not fair that the friend's DW has to get HOTTER, especially after having kids and what that does to a woman's body. But life's not fair. If you're going to be the wife of a self-made loaded man, and you don't bring your own financial assets to the table, then you better bring other assets that outweigh the smoking hot 32-year old single Mom nurse (and former bikini model) who would just love your man's advice over drinks on how to set up a LLC for her private nursing efforts.

Just sayin'.[/quote]

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