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Reading the Mansoor Wearing Great Khali First Brown Boy To Get It Poppin’ shirt and I will buy this replies here, maybe it is an age thing. I’m 37F and would also approach this in a guarded way, and I have had primarily male friends since I was a kid – with whom there are inherent stringent boundaries. His texts don’t seem weird now, but I would be sensitive to whether it got weird. I find it a little odd that he asked her for your number. To me that smells a little bit like it’s not so much that he wants to be friends with you, but that he wants to use you to keep tabs on her (the “don’t let her get too wild” comment really resonates with me). It COULD be a sign that he’s a jealous dude and doesn’t trust her. Abusers sometimes seek to win over their partners friends in order to get them on their side in an attempt to make their partner feel more alone, more trapped.

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It’s possible that he just wants to be friends with you, but he should let you give him your number before he contacts you. Nothing weird about being friendly with people of the Mansoor Wearing Great Khali First Brown Boy To Get It Poppin’ shirt and I will buy this opposite sex. I’m married with many female friends, and my wife has many male friends. Since you’re all in the same industry, just start a group chat with your friend and add the fiancé. Start sending messages there so that they get used to the group. You may not feel it’s creepy that way. There’s nothing actually wrong here, but I totally feel ya. I would also really not appreciate a coworker’s SO texting me. I’m a married 36 year old with 2 kids and ain’t looking for more friends. One of my ex boyfriends used to make friends with my friends to get to know me and check on me, almost bordering stalker-ish except he was awkward and didn’t know how to talk to me about feelings, he would ask them genuine questions like how was I (I was struggling with depression and all). I trust my gfs with my life and I know there wasn’t anything going on between them so I didn’t mind. But I can see why you might be on edge The fact that anyone would think this is weird kind of makes me sad. He’s clearly trying to build rapport with a person (OP) who is important to his fiancée. I can relate in my experience. And I can tell you there was 1000% no ulterior motive. In my perspective, having a friendship with your SO friends makes get-togethers more fun for everyone and allows your SO to feel like you care. And when you all can share things with each other, it creates a group dynamic that makes everyone feel supported

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.