Can a married woman be friends with a single man?

Surely your marital status has no bearing on your relationships with members of the opposite sex. To assume that it does is to say we are only talking with others as a prelude to a sexual relationship. Surely this cannot be true.

If you are married then you have indicated your desire to be with that one person. Its essential for both partners to trust each other and to have mutual respect - otherwise the vows you made have no meaning. Marriage should not be treated as a temporary arrangement while we wait for a "better" partner.

Life is not a series of business deals. If one partner does not trust the other then respect is missing in the relationship. Communicating with others is not cheating on your partner.

I personally feel like being friends with a single male, if you are married, is a personal choice, between you and your partner. I personally, do not agree with having close friends of the opposite sex. If the single male is a friend of both- you and your spouse- then it is ok.

If you visit him, together, as a couple, it is fine. I jus usually like to switch it around and ask "Would I be ok if my husband was friends with a single girl? " and the answer for me is no.So, in giving my husband the same respect I would like, I would not think of being friends with a single man.

For me, it is not about trust, just respect.

There is nothing wrong being friends with anyone. Work environments are somewhat better however because everyone is expected to maintain certain standards of "professionalism" and people tend to act less inappropriately because of this. It's important to remember that some people are more prawn to infidelity than others and you need to know yourself well enough to recognize this.

The fact that you are asking this question may suggest that you may be getting too close. You don't have to be a cold person but you might avoid more private places or keep all contact strictly work related. Even if there is nothing going on this will increase tensions with your husband and may lead him to suspect things that aren't true.It's best to keep your distance.

Why not as long as it platonic. After marriage it is not only the husband that you need to socialize with. You also need friends in life which can be guy or girls.

Just make sure it does not affect your married life and spent time with your husband as much as possible.

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