Anonymous wrote:OP, you are bringing a lot of prejudices into this.
Cheaters do not cheat because they are young, wealthy, attractive, etc. They cheat because they decide they want to cheat. The woman in this scenario may be interested in your husband, or maybe not. But her job, age, wealth, the available men around probably are not good enough clues.
In my experience, people who cheat only cheat because they want to. There is no good reason to have an affair with a married person, and you have to be majorly f-ed up despite holding your appearance together.
Anonymous wrote:DCUM women assure us that 30-something women would never, never, never date a man over 50 (awww saggy balls!) so obviously nothing to worry about here.
Anonymous wrote:Does he have a lot of mo yes he could spending on her in exchange for sex?
Anonymous wrote:Am I being paranoid?
Late 50s woman here. For about a year and a half or so DH has “befriended” a much, MUCH younger woman (DH 65, this woman I think 30) who is single and very attractive. I’ve met her and I like her (we’ve volunteered on the same committee), but there’s something disconcerting about the way the two of them interact. DH has a big job, and I couldn’t imagine him having the time to have an affair, and he’s not THAT wealthy or high profile as to having women constantly chase him at his age. But this woman seems way top excited to see him, and I’ve noticed he is especially friendly with her. They seem to have some kind of inside jokes and I’ve heard him call her “dear.” DH has always been a friendly guy, and has a lot of female friends, but I haven’t noticed someone THIS much younger and attractive and THIS much interested in him, in some way or another.
Is it at all normal for a late 20s or 30 year old single woman to befriend a mid-60s man? Should I be concerned? If so, how do I tell DH, or this woman, or what should I say? I don’t want to sound paranoid if there’s no there there. Is there a tactful way to bring it up?