Man Complains About Wife's Male Co-Worker Ruining His Marriage: "He's Always Texting Her Late"

• A man from Michigan, US, is considering going to his wife's workplace to lecture a man who constantly texts his wife
• According to him, his wife's colleague is always texting her late while asking for advice about his relationships and giving updates on his life
• He admitted that although he trusts his wife, he feels disrespected by the man's constant need to communicate with his wife

An American man is unhappy with his wife's male colleague, who constantly texts his wife late at night.

Man plans to confront wife's colleague over texts

In a publication shared in the New York Post, the Michigan resident admitted that he was starting to feel bothered by how much they were talking.

He added that although he trusts his wife, he was feeling insecure about how the man was asking his wife for advice and telling her about his issues.

"I am a 42-year-old male, married for 19 years with three teenage children. My wife recently decided to return to work after staying home with the kids as a full-time mom. She’s an elementary school teacher and has a male co-worker. For six months, this co-worker has been texting her constantly, sometimes every day for several weeks at a time. Along with work-related texts, he asks for advice regarding his recent breakup with a longtime girlfriend. He has also been sending random texts late at night asking how she’s doing and “checking in” messages," he said.

How man plans to solve dispute with wife's colleague

The unidentified American man also recalled a period during summer time when the man messaged his wife to ask how her break was going while telling her about his summer.

"I have confronted her about the borderline inappropriate texts he sends, and she assures me nothing is going on between them. She says she’s “handling” it by not responding to his texts but will not tell him to quit texting her," he added.

The frustrated man also admitted that he is now considering going to his wife's workplace to have a conversation with the colleague.

"Emotional affairs are real, especially in a workplace. Even though I trust her, I don’t trust him, and I feel disrespected. I understand they work together and need to communicate, but this feels wrong. Any advice would be appreciated," he further said.

Ngong man opens's up about wife's boss's evil plans

Elsewhere, Vincent Kipngetich from Ngong claimed that his wife's boss wanted to take her away from him and introduce her to a white man.

According to Kipngetich, his wife started working for the woman three months ago, and that is exactly when their marital problems began.

"Initially, she used to come back home at 4 pm but later on, she started coming home between 8.00 pm and 8.30 pm," lamented Kipngetich on Elveza media YouTube channel.

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