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Date: October 5, 2022
He is gaslighting you. He knows his relationship is inappropriate but he doesn’t want to give it up because he’s into her. Stop accepting this behavior from him and just leave him. We all know that is the direction this is going anyway at least if you do it now you will save some self-respect.
So I'll just share my experience because it's pretty similar to yours, at least in some ways.
My husband and I met in college at 21 and started dating at 22. We got married 2 years ago, so I'm guessing I was 28 (I'll be 30 this year). We knew fairly early into it, maybe after a year, that we wanted this to be long term and both wanted, at least abstractly, to get married one day and have children. But we also knew we had a few “deal breakers” — such as both wanting to work on our careers, needing to live together first, work through some of our issues, etc. I definitely got to a point around 27 where I felt like… Are we gonna do this thing or not haha? I think it took my husband a little more time to think about the long term, but through just living our lives and being happy in that moment, it did end up happening. I guess it was essential that we were largely on the same page about being OK with getting married in our late 20s though.
I think the deciding factor is if you both feel satisfied in long term monogamy or not. 22/23 is really young to make such a big decision. You may break up, you may meet someone else, you may want to date around and experience relationships with other people, you may want to be alone or travel… I think that sort of “experiencing” is healthy personally. My suggestion is to not stress it, and focus on yourself. And if your bf still fits into that, awesome! And if over time he doesn't, that's okay too.
I know that's not super appealing advice, but I think that you both have to be on the same page about being content together until the right time… Or separating so both parties can find someone who is either more fast paced or slow paced as is needed. But I do think good things are worth waiting for and don't need to be forced 🙂
Why did a 26 year old go after a freshly 18 year old boy? OP, your wife isn't worth the trouble. She's selfish, she doesn't care about you. Go your separate ways.
Assuming this is not a troll post…
You’re married. Cheating on your wife. Advice? Just get divorced and save your wife from being betrayed. And tell her to get checked for STIs. Seriously? You’re 35. Grow up.
I can only think of one reason why he wants to meet up with her. So its safer if she ends the friendship and not go. If she insists on going then go with her and take people with you of possible. Tell adults about this if you have to because he sounds like he may be grooming her. Shit he could possibly drug her if they meet up, you never know. But he's definitely a predator.