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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]That DH's high school friend/ex short term gf is nice and all but that I think her twice yearly 'pleasant emails' are, in part, to keep her foot in the door in case I screw up or die or whatever and it's just kind of obvious. That I remember him telling me that her husband sucks in bed and has a lot of hang ups and, well, he doesn't so it's like she's a vulture circling...[/quote]

I have the same problem.[/quote]

Oh, I'm sorry. It's so weird. It did help for me to point out to her that I was reading the stuff she was sending my husband.
She really went kind of nuclear which concerns me - why did she have expectations of privacy with someone else's husband? 
Why did that bother her so much? It's like she lives in her own little weird fantasy world.
So, now she says she won't contact my husband at all, won't go to her high school reunion (boo fucking hoo - who cares? 
She's 48 years old!). So, it's inappropriate relationship or nothing apparently.

My husband called what I did 'very effective' and found it kind of amusing. I wish he wouldn't do stuff like that - why not just temper things himself?
I'm not impressed. He does know that. Life is back to normal and I love the man.

Mrs overly religious doesn't seem so religious to me (they're hosting conservative politicians at their home even - figures).[/quote]

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