How should I feel if my wife goes camping with my best friend?

You should feel trust. If you trust your wife and your best friend, then you can see this as a normal activity where two people you care about are enjoying nature together.

It depends. If your wife has always been trustworthy and this is just a normal catch - up with an old friend, there's probably no need to worry. But if there are some signs in your relationship that make you feel insecure, like lack of communication lately, you might feel a bit concerned. However, it's important to communicate your feelings with her instead of just worrying in silence.

Well, perhaps they went to a beautiful forest for camping. They set up the tent together, with your best friend being an expert at it and teaching your wife some useful tips. During the day, they explored the forest trails, looking at the amazing trees and wildlife. At night, they sat around the campfire, sharing stories and roasting marshmallows. And all this time, they were thinking about how much fun it would be to tell you all about it when they got back.

Well, it could be a great adventure. Maybe they explored beautiful natural scenery, set up a cozy campsite together, and shared stories around the campfire at night. If they are both into fishing, they might have gone fishing in a nearby stream and cooked their catch for dinner.

It depends. If your wife has always been honest and trustworthy, there's probably no need to worry. Dancing with a college friend could just be a fun, innocent way to catch up.

You could start by asking your wife exactly what happened when your friend 'borrowed' her. Was it something simple like borrowing an item through her? Or was it something more concerning like spending a lot of time together without you. If it's the latter, you might need to re - evaluate your relationship with your friend. It's important to communicate your feelings clearly to both of them. Let your friend know that your wife is your partner and not someone to be casually borrowed, and make sure your wife understands your concerns and respects your relationship.

Well, this is a very tricky situation. You should sit down with your wife and have an honest conversation. Find out her side of the story. If she was just being friendly and didn't realize it was inappropriate, then you can both decide how to handle your friend. But if there's more to it, you may need to reevaluate your relationships with both of them.

You could try to be open - minded. Maybe start by having an honest conversation with your wife about how you feel. For example, express your concerns in a non - accusatory way, like 'I feel a bit uneasy when you go dancing with your old college friend. Can we talk about it?'

First, have an open conversation with her. Ask her why she wants to do it. If it's just for fun and she doesn't realize how it might seem, gently explain your concerns. If she still insists, you might need to set stricter boundaries and remind her of the importance of your relationship and loyalty. You could also talk to your friend privately and let him know that this is not acceptable behavior in your marriage.

I feel okay most of the time. I trust my wife and know she needs time with her friends. It gives her a chance to relax and be herself without the daily routine at home.