To be honest, I think affairs usually help make a relationship work for the better. HOWEVER, there are exceptions and it's important to communicate how you feel with your wife as much as you possibly can.
There has to be a reason that you're doing it, OP: Are you bored with your relationship/job? Do you feel like all you've done is what society considers it acceptable for someone of your demographic/age/gender to do? Do you feel taken for granted/unappreciated by your wife? Are you looking for a space away from your wife? Or are you just hoping to make a friend and nothing more? Or could it even be something else?
I think that's what you need to ask yourself before you do anything else.
The answer to that question might hold some influence as to the possibility of an emotional affair (minus anything sexual).
Is it possible to have an emotional affair?
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To be honest, I think affairs usually help make a relationship work for the better. HOWEVER, there are exceptions and it's important to communicate how you feel with your wife as much as you possibly can.
There has to be a reason that you're doing it, OP: Are you bored with your relationship/job? Do you feel like all you've done is what society considers it acceptable for someone of your demographic/age/gender to do? Do you feel taken for granted/unappreciated by your wife? Are you looking for a space away from your wife? Or are you just hoping to make a friend and nothing more? Or could it even be something else?
I think that's what you need to ask yourself before you do anything else.
The answer to that question might hold some influence as to the possibility of an emotional affair (minus anything sexual).
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Thanks, that actually helps a great deal