I appreciate your advice. I understand what you are saying. I don't want to be a controlling person.
If you haven't read this thread, you should. It gives a great example of settings a boundary vs. controlling behavior.
In short: as long as you make it understood that a boundary is about your feelings more than it is their behavior, it's not controlling. They have every right to ignore your boundary, but then they suffer the consequences.
Me: 44, Wife: 39 M: 17 years T: 20 years Bomb on 08/25/09 1/13/10: MC started 1/28/10, 2/8/10: More bombs 8/28/10: Wife moved out No talk of D, no movement
Yuck. You really need to set some boundaries. You are his wife, and this woman makes you uncomfortable- and for a valid reason. You arent telling him that he cant be friends with ANY women. That would be controlling. If you are not willing to enforce the boundaries, ie, consistent consequences, then dont even bother with them at all. That will make you look weak and you really need to be committed to this.
If this other woman really is more than a friend, then these boundaries are going to be about protecting you. Like someone else said, right now he is in a fog and logic will not sway him.
He is placing this friendship before his wife, and thats not healthy for a marriage.
I guess I gave the wrong finger to the wrong man...