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AIO I made plans to meet up with a friend I haven't seen in a year, and she just told me her husband will be coming along too, but I rather he didn't

So I haven't seen one of my really good friends in almost a year. She lives in another state.

She's going to be in town this weekend, and we made plans to meet for breakfast.

But now she just told me that her husband will also be coming along , and he will bring one of his friends.

I've only met her husband a couple of times and I don't know his friend.

I would feel more comfortable if I just met up with my friend, especially because I haven't seen her in a while and want to catch up with her. AIO if I tell her that?

Reddit consensus: NOT OVERREACTING (NOR) (84% confidence)

Top comment: “ahh yes, invite one his friends that you DONT know, so it’s less intrusive…. NOR. i would cancel.”

Notable explanation: “NOR.

i love my man and be wanting him damn near everywhere w me, but id never suggest bringing him on a friend date w my girl(s) esp to catch up after not seeing each other for a while. it’s even worse that the husband is inviting himself & barring her from going alone, + the fact that she’s not standing up to him. it’s giving abusive/toxic relationship. my man would never wanna impose himself on me hanging w my friends because 1. he knows im a grown woman who’s allowed to have friends outside of him (the same applies to him) and 2. neither he, nor any of his guy friends, would wanna be around for my friend(s) and i catching up anyway because it’s girl time.

this literally pmo while i was reading it lol but i’d try to make plans w her that her husband wouldn’t tag along for and if she “couldn’t go without him” to any of those plans, i’d tell her in the nicest way possible that her husband is engaging in emotional abuse, and be a friend from a distance.”

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