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  1. That’s a lotttttt going on and I understand why you’re so distressed. Some of the things you mention seem pretty normal to me (sharing locations by phone, checking with your partner before making plans with friends, texting intermittently throughout the day) but not when combined with some of her other behavior. Is marriage counseling an option? It might help to have an objective party help you verbalize why some of these things make you so uncomfortable and how she can show how much she loves you without crossing a line. It’s okay to need space from your wife. It is not okay for her to trample across your boundaries because she loves you so much. This kind of overbearing presence will inevitably push you away, and she needs to know that you are becoming more troubled about your future together.

  2. She has said this daily and every time I always insist that she calls the crisis team, she has nurses that go out every day to sit with her for an hour to discuss these thoughts. She freaks out when I say I’m going to call and it makes me extremely nervous but each time she has said it (including today, I have waited with her until she has called the crisis team)

  3. My husband (when we were just dating) used to work at 5am and was always tired when we hung out. But yes he did make time to call and text me. You might just need to calmly make it clear that you don’t feel like it’s enough and see what alternative you can find together. Maybe it’s calls before work or on his drive home

  4. I am just nervous about bringing it up because at the end the day he has become my best friend and I don’t want to jeopardize our friendship by assuming things that may not be true.

    That ship has sailed long ago. From the moment you two agreed to add sexual element to your relationship – your friendship with him was potentially jeopardized. I mean, there are people in this world who can be friends, casually have sex with one another, and then stop having sex with no feelings hurt while continuing their friendship – but they're not that numerous. The odds of both you and Adam being in this category are relatively low.

    And this is not an admonishment of FWB arrangements at all – just a note to know what you're getting into when you agree to one.

    Secondly – there's a lot of insecurity and some immaturity going on here, mostly from him but some from you as well. For his part – he's willing to have sex with you, but also to spend quality time outside of sex. He wants your attention. He takes you to (what basically amounts to) dates. He discusses plans for your mutual future. He talks about exclusivity with you. He's willing to do all that and basically treat you like his girlfriend, but he's not willing to label it with correct term. For your part – you're an active participant in this arrangement. It's obvious from a mile off that he's into you: but his immaturity and your tacit approval of it make your situationship difficult to progress in any particular direction.

    Thirdly – figure out what you want from him, because you contradict yourself in your post. You claim you want to keep things casual and that your initial feelings have faded – fine. But then you also are open to dating him, discuss exclusivity with him and allow him to treat you as his girlfriend in everything but name. So which is it? Any option here is fine: you can want to keep things strictly FWB-ish, you can want to date him properly, you can think all of this is too much and break any friendship/relationship/situationship you have with him – all of these are fine, just figure out what you want and go for it.

    And finally, once you know what you want and where to go – sit him down and have a conversation. Tell him what you want. Ask to hear what he wants and what his opinions are. Then together try to see how to reconcile your and his wants and how to proceed from here. Again – any arrangement you both agree on is great – as long as you don't leave it in murky, undefined waters you're in now. Because the way I read your post – you're kind of hoping that this whole situation will quietly resolve itself, you two will somehow remain great friends and everything will turn out fine without need for awkward conversations. Odds are – it won't. This awkward conversation probably needs to happen, for without it, one (or both) of you will get their feelings very hurt, resulting in pain and broken friendship. Have this awkward conversation – for both of your sakes.

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