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jnj express · 05-16-2012, 11:51 PM

Her friend is way out of bounds in all his texting to your wife---she is a married woman, with kids, and he knows it----whether you/your wife want to admit it or not---HE IS PURSUING HER

You can read here, and in every other website, like this about PUA's who pursue, pursue, pursue till they get what they want

Your wife, will now be on her own, with time to kill and believe you me---the texting/contacting will increase monumentally---and where there may have been resolve up to now on her part----she does not have a H., there in front of her, to remind her to stay out of trouble ( not that you were speaking to her about the texting, you were just THERE)

I might suggest you contact her friend---and tell him to stop contacting your wife completely, if he balks/refuses/gets snotty, tell him fine---you will see him in court----he is open to a tort civil action for INTENTIONAL INFLICTION OF EMOTIONAL DISTRESS!!!!!!!

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jnj express Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Southern california Posts: 1,720	Re: Handling a wife's emotional affair or maybe the EA of my wife's friend toward my Her friend is way out of bounds in all his texting to your wife---she is a married woman, with kids, and he knows it----whether you/your wife want to admit it or not---HE IS PURSUING HER You can read here, and in every other website, like this about PUA's who pursue, pursue, pursue till they get what they want Your wife, will now be on her own, with time to kill and believe you me---the texting/contacting will increase monumentally---and where there may have been resolve up to now on her part----she does not have a H., there in front of her, to remind her to stay out of trouble ( not that you were speaking to her about the texting, you were just THERE) I might suggest you contact her friend---and tell him to stop contacting your wife completely, if he balks/refuses/gets snotty, tell him fine---you will see him in court----he is open to a tort civil action for INTENTIONAL INFLICTION OF EMOTIONAL DISTRESS!!!!!!!