My wife goes dancing with her college friend. Should I be worried?

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.

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?'

You can support her by being positive about it. Just tell her to have a great time.

It depends. If your wife has a healthy relationship with you and is just having some time with her friends, there's usually no need to worry. It's normal for people to have a social life outside of their marriage.

You can start by expressing your support for her having a good time with an old friend. For example, say something like 'I'm glad you can catch up with your college friend.' But also, you can be cautious in a gentle way. Maybe suggest that she let you know when she'll be back home so you don't worry. This shows that you trust her but also care about her safety.

Yes, it can be normal. People often maintain friendships from college, and dancing can be a fun, innocent activity.

You should feel okay as long as you trust both of them. Camping can be a great way for them to bond and have a shared experience.

One option could be to join them. Maybe it's just a friendly dance and by joining, you show that you trust your wife and friend. It could turn into a fun group dance and create a happy memory.

If you see this, take a deep breath. Don't make a scene right away. It could be that they were just caught up in the moment of the music. Wait until later and then express your feelings in a non - judgmental way. For example, 'Honey, I saw you and your friend dancing close. I trust you, but it did make me wonder. Can you tell me about your friendship?' This starts a dialogue based on trust and understanding.

First, don't overreact immediately. Maybe she was just having fun in a harmless way. Try to have an open conversation with her about how it made you feel.