What it be” wrong “to befriend a married woman?

Question by Chris M: What it be” wrong “to befriend a married woman?
Well I’m a 19yr old male and over the past few months I’ve been going to physical therapy for a knee injury, while their I’ve become alittle close with a 29yr old woman.

We have a lot in common and have great conversations about anything and everything, she seems like a long lost best friend and I feel a care for her,

She is a newlywed though, and I’m not sure if its appropriate for me to ask her for an email or something just to check in with eachother periodically,
I might be a bit dishonest if I said there wasn’t some mutual attraction,but my intentions are well…

Our sessions have ended, but on the last one she told me that if I find myself in the area to stop by and talk to her..it was alittle sad saying goodbye..if I do see her again would it be “acceptable” by societal standards to ask her for email or number? Or is that a no no?

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3 Comments on "What it be” wrong “to befriend a married woman?"

  1. M
    says:

    Since you have the right intentions, and she’s OLDER than you, it shouldn’t be a problem…
    However if I was you I’d try to find her on a social networking site, and talk through there and ask her for her email.

  2. nee says:

    It would be wrong if you had the wrong intentions. Nothing else. As a single male I am close friends to many married women, though it is usually because I lack a significant mother figure, which would explain why IO desire female friends over male ones. I do not have romantic or sexual feelings for any of them, though I did for a few of them in the past before they got hitched.

    I recommend you just be friends for a while and also get to know her husband as well. I got to know my female friends’ husbands through my close friendships with their wives.

    You can always just stick to Facebook banter then an email.

  3. Jopey says:

    Go for it! Just don’t bang her.

    Married people need friends like normal people!

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