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Old Oct 21, 2007, 12:02 PM
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My Married Friend

I am a single male that have a close platonic friendship with a married female
The extent of our friendship chatter is online. While her husband know that we dialogue via email, He doesn't know to what extent. (content) More personal things concerning our lives, Than anything else .. Nothing romantic ..
My question is .....
Why, when we are in public, she respond to me differently than when we are online? .. Is it that she doesn't want the extent of our friendship known? .. She's very aloof with me in public, But online we share so much of our lives. .. Are we headed for an emotional affair? ... Watayathnk?

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Old Oct 21, 2007, 01:53 PM   #2  
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I think when you are talking on the computer she feels she can be totally open and honest about her whole life and feelings and doesn't have to hold things in about herself and her life.
But in real life she feels that if she is as open and honest you might take it to another level.
Since she is so open on the computer have you asked her while you were talking to her on there?

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Old Oct 21, 2007, 02:02 PM   #3  
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Why don't you ask her. How do you expect or want her to be with you in public?

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Old Oct 21, 2007, 09:37 PM   #4  
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You may be missing my point. It's not that I don't have
my own opinions concerning my question. I just threw it out there to get another point of view. .. I think my friend may be feeling some guilt about our friendship. In that she have to keep the extent of it from her husband. That if he knew she was emailing me as much as she does, it would meet with his disproval. Therefore, She treats me casually in public, because she doesn't want anyone to pick up any vibes coming from us, that would reveal the affection that we share.
We have never cross the line in a physical way. We know the boundaries of our friendship. .. I'm sure she has thought of putting and end to our mailings. The problem is, It fills a void in her life, that she find so stimulating and pleasurable .. And that go for me too.
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It can be the element of face to face contact that eliminate her ability to withhold certain information from you, but it can be different when she is with you in person. What i can suggest is that you offer her the same comfort she would have at home or the place she most feels comfortable with and talk as you would when chatting.

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I suggest that if you care about her you make sure the line does not get crossed and give her that space that she needs, or cut down the e-mail contact. In fact, you intiate the cut down on the contact.
And before you down rate this because you weren't answered as you want, I don't know why she acts aloof. Maybe she does not want to have an affair and she is guarding herself. Maybe chatting with you on line is less threatening. Maybe she enjoys chatting with you online, but does not like being with you in person.
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Originally Posted by LeBo414
My question is .....
Why, when we are in public, she respond to me differently than when we are online? .. Is it that she doesn't want the extent of our friendship known? .. She's very aloof with me in public, But online we share so much of our lives. .. Are we headed for an emotional affair? ... Watayathnk?
I replied how it is easier for her to be herself on the computer because it is more impersonal than when you are together and she could worry that you will want to take it to another level.

So I don't see where we missed what you are asking. Other than to add I think she already may have you in an emotional affair.
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Old Oct 23, 2007, 11:15 AM   #8  
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LeBo,

Please don't mark other people's answers with a disagree just because it is not the answer you are looking for. You only mark it with a disagree if you are strongly against what the poster is saying. The disagree button is not something to play around with sweetie.

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Old Oct 23, 2007, 12:45 PM   #9  
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My Dear Margarita ... Gee! give me a break .. There's no use in pretending that I was satisfied with answers that was posted.
Yes, I was strongly dissatisfied with the answers. Most of the answers didn't come close to my inquiry (i.e, If someone had said, She act aloof, Because she want to keep our friendship under wraps. .. Or to protect the relationship with her husband from unnecessary gossip.
The bottom line is "Discretion" ... I want to thank everyone for their participation ... I think I answered my own inquiry.

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My Dear Margarita ... Gee! give me a break .. There's no use in pretending that I was satisfied with answers that was posted.
Yes, I was strongly dissatisfied with the answers. Most of the answers didn't come close to my inquiry (i.e, If someone had said, She act aloof, Because she want to keep our friendship under wraps. .. Or to protect the relationship with her husband from unnecessary gossip.
The bottom line is "Discretion" ... I want to thank everyone for their participation ... I think I answered my own inquiry.

I'm just saying LeBo, don't disagree with everyone that "tries" to answer you post. They are only trying to help you the best way they can, even if they didn't understand your question the way you wanted them too. If you slap a disagree on everyones answer, then no one will want to answer your questions anymore. If you want to respond to them, use the quote user to respond to them directly. You will get a lot more response this way. And I didn't mean to come across harshly hon. I just didn't like you giving people that were trying to help you bad marks.

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