Thank you, Christine. I am going to do just that. I can not let it go nor can I let it escalate. To be flirtatious is one thing but once it crosses that line and personal emails become exchanged away from the group. Then it goes to another level. One that once it becomes too personal is a very dangerous line to cross. A risky one, whether you say it means nothing at all or not.
My heart is hurt and this girl on the other coast is putting herself "out there" expressing her feelings to him. Not realizing I am in the picture and he in fact is not single. Unless that is what he wants to be. That can be arranged. Painfully, but, it can be. Truly he thinks it is nothing, just words that go no where. I am going to remind him that is how we started. I had no intention of looking for anyone having just come out of a very painful breakup. He just came into my life and we were drawn together.
From that online beginning we ended up here together creating a future several years later. So, it may mean nothing to him, but everything to that woman on the East Coast. In our relationship he pursued me. He wanted to meet. I was more skiddish. Not ready and a huge huge safety girl!!! LOL With NO intention of ever meeting someone I made friends with online. About 2 years later it all became very real. I could no longer deny my feelings and we met and have been together ever since. Long distance at first and then I relocated across the country to be with him.
Being in my late 40's it was not a decision I made impulsively. My family and friends are still stunned that I am gone. But they all think he is great and know how happy he has made me. And now, this has happened and I am worried, feel insecure and don't want to be niave again. If something is starting to stir I want to know now and I want to know why. Is it really nothing or is something missing that I am unaware of. We can't work on our relationship if one of us has no idea something is wrong. Though there has not been any indication that anything is wrong. As I said he treats me well and loving and affectionate, we don't fight. So, I need to understand what this all means.
Thank you for your support, all of you. This truly helps. I don't want to make more of this than what it actually is. If I am overreacting then I will try to understand. But, I will not be accepting of someone sending him "loving" emails. That is way too much. He needs to explain it to me how he can allow it and to her, so she understands he is not available. (The other thing that bother's me is that "she" is CD (male) and I am biologically female. Is he haveing interest in men now?) He see's them as online friends only. He told me he does not know how she thought it meant anything more. I think he needs to make it clear to her, period. So then I can stop feeling hurt and insecure and thinking something is about to brew between them.
Thanks for the advice,
Roxi