if the calls are work related and last for less than 2 minutes and the work dinners are not every night - it is great, your husband has a good friend and you should be happy about it.
otherwise, you should have a serious conversation with him.
Either together in the back seat, or the wife in the front with the friend and the husband in the back.
If the relationship was nothing but a friendship then yes, you could very well miss this person that was part of your life. Just because you get married is no reason you can't have an old friend (of the opposite sex) over to dinner with you and your mate. My husband has female friends from the past and I have male friends and we do get together for an evening or a dinner. Talk to your husband and ask if it's OK if you invite your friend over. Once he meets your friend I'm sure all will go well. If you've had any romantic attachment to this friend then I suggest you leave well enough alone. Good luck Marcy
no i don't advise you cause you will get in an argument with your late husband even do your not together anymore
Yes, it is possible to have a male best friend that is like a brother. I had one and he was my husband's best friend. There was no jealousy on my husband's part. I had met my husband's best friend years before and it was my best friend that introduced my husband and I. Try having your male friend over for dinner when your boyfriend is there and see if they hit it off. If they do then perhaps they can go out for a few beers. Don't keep them apart from each other. The more secretive you act the more suspicious and jealous your boyfriend will get. Yes it is wrong. I don't believe that women should have male friends (going out for drinks, etc.) if they have not known the male friend for a few years and then met their boyfriend. When you date your boyfriend then there should not be another man in your life and vice-versa. Example: If you had a long-time male friend and then met your boyfriend there is nothing wrong with seeing him, but a wise woman would invite the male friend over for dinner and introduce him to her boyfriend. Often the guys will chat together. I have had a male friend for over 30 years and when I've asked him over for dinner my husband and him do all the gabbing and I end up doing something else. Bottom line, be smart and introduce your boyfriend to your male friend!
For a nice friend "nice morning".. For a sweet friend "sweet morning" For a loving friend "lovely morning" For a Good friend "good morning"
About all you can do is have a dinner and invite them and let nature take it's course. I've learned a long time ago not to try too hard to get two people together. Have that dinner and see where it goes from there or go out to a club as a foursome. I was actually introduced to my husband by an old friend of both of ours. I am so glad we did meet, have a fantastic relationship and now we've been married for 33 years.
You gave no explanation as to why you find your friend's husband creepy. If it is just the way he moves or looks as far as his physical looks then it is not up to you to make such a remark to your friend about her husband. If her husband is flirting; making rude remarks to you or other women or is making suggestions that he get together with you or any other woman or, making suggestive physical movements then you should tell your friend. Sometimes shyness can be mistook for an individual being creepy.
Her Husband's Friend was created on 1920-11-14.
It is ok for the female to be friends with the husbands friend. But I think that talking to the friend without the husband present is wrong it seems a little weird.
The friend that your visting, because your at their house.
"Manuia le taeao, la'u uo" (Good morning, my friend) or "Taeao lelei, la'u uo" (Good morning, my friend).
Dinner because it is the object of the verb "ate". Ate what? Ate dinner.