His co-workers have taken to calling her his special friend; he works retail and she drops by to see him.

I truly love and appreciate that he chose me, but it's frustrating that I'm not allowed to be a little insecure or uncomfortable with certain situations.

All I hear is "friend this, friend that."

I would feel more comfortable with the situation if he talked to her about setting healthy boundaries for their friendship, and encouraged her to find other supports in her network.

I have been checking her socials, and his, and it appears he is interacting with her more than I thought.

They joke my wife's friend is her "real wife."

Those friends are more independent and can easily go without seeing him for weeks on end, but he seems lost without them.

I am not judging her for how many people she has slept with ...

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