Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I totally believed this until OP followed up. I now call troll.
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Anonymous wrote:I totally believed this until OP followed up. I now call troll.
Anonymous wrote:OP HERE.
Does everyone want to know how this turned out?
He came home for lunch and I told him I wanted to talk about the situation again. Because of all of your helpful posts, you gave me the confidence to tell him I didn't like him running with her so often and that I called Pacers and found a running group that he could join two days a week at 5am. I even mentioned seeing her text "Happy Birthday, Gorgeous!"
He smiled at me and said, "No problem. You are the most important thing in my life. She is the type of person that just gets really close to crossing the line of inappropriateness. If you want me to stop running with her, then done. She was just the only person that would reliably show up every...single...morning and run with me and kept me motivated but it's not worth it if you're uncomfortable. Will you please start running with me? We'll figure out what to do with the kids that early. And if you can't run that far, you can ride your bike or just stop early and I'll keep going. Even better if you could come with me to this running group."
DC Urban Moms...thank you very much!! I'm feeling A LOT better and I guess I'm going to start running now!
Anonymous wrote:It's definitely a recipe for an affair and seems like she would be the one to make the moves. Ask him to stop running with her.
Anonymous wrote:I trust my husband, but wouldn't be comfortable if he was out running with a female most mornings.
I would find the hottest guy in town and start working out with him every evening when he is at home. Then after a week ask him how if likes it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think it's ok. He's a committed father, loving husband, leaves his phone around and is willing to talk about it. If any of that changes, then maybe I'd get worried.
This seems to be the minority opinion, but, I agree. He doesn't seem to be cagey about it.
That's the ultimate tool of a cheater. No sneaking around. My stepdad brought his AP around my mom plenty. They, too, were work colleagues (and, incidentally, he took up "running" as a means to meet her).
Anonymous wrote:You have a GREAT husband!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP HERE.
Does everyone want to know how this turned out?
He came home for lunch and I told him I wanted to talk about the situation again. Because of all of your helpful posts, you gave me the confidence to tell him I didn't like him running with her so often and that I called Pacers and found a running group that he could join two days a week at 5am. I even mentioned seeing her text "Happy Birthday, Gorgeous!"
He smiled at me and said, "No problem. You are the most important thing in my life. She is the type of person that just gets really close to crossing the line of inappropriateness. If you want me to stop running with her, then done. She was just the only person that would reliably show up every...single...morning and run with me and kept me motivated but it's not worth it if you're uncomfortable. Will you please start running with me? We'll figure out what to do with the kids that early. And if you can't run that far, you can ride your bike or just stop early and I'll keep going. Even better if you could come with me to this running group."
DC Urban Moms...thank you very much!! I'm feeling A LOT better and I guess I'm going to start running now!
None of this happened.