Friday, April 27, 2012

"What did You Say?" Our Fri-Sat-Sun- Weekend Question of the Day ....

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Mr. Anatomy,
I stumbled on your site using Google and have read some of your reviews on giving advice and real answers. The consensus is you are a person who don't stray away from the unique questions people want to know the answer to. With that, I have a situation. I am an attorney from Florida who litigates for political interest. I've been married to my wife for 2 years and she is of Cuban descent. While she speaks Spanish, I don't. Well, in my absence, she has rekindled an old friendship with an old male best friend she knew while in high school. She secretly told me his is gay, and doesn't pose a threat in any way to our relationship, however, I noticed, they always speak to one another in Spanish in my presence which really has me wondering what is being said. They both are fluent in English but choose to speak in their native tongue in the presence of others. She hired his company to do our lawn work and our pool maintenance. Even though he's the owner of the company and don't do the work himself, he seems to be at my house every time his employees come out to work.  My Question is .....
"Can a man and woman be platonic friends and trusted to do the "right" thing when no one is watching? and, How do I know he is truly Gay, are there tell tell signs?"
Your question is very unique in nature and as such, has been selected to take the Anatomy fanz and bloggers into the weekend. While I definitely have my opinion about platonic friendships with men and women, I will let my trusted bloggers address your concerns before I chime in. Bloggers, have at it, and thanks for being so loyal! 


Hurchel Williams, MBA
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Author, Anatomy of a Cheater

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Tuesday, April 24, 2012

"Did he Truly Leave Me?" Tues-Wed-Thurs - Question of the Day

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Mr. Anatomy,
I have been dating the same guy for almost a year but have known him much longer. I am a single mother of 2 daughters from a previous relationship. My boyfriend spends all of his freetime from work with me and spends the night with me as well. When I asked for more of a commitment, he backs away and says "he cannot commit; he's not ready!" On Valentines Day, I found text messages between he and a co-worker that were completely inappropriate. When I questioned these text, he appologized and assured me it was just innocent texting and it would stop immediately! However, since that episode, things have been different and this past weekend, he said "I need a break!" Those words have devistated me and he has not removed any of his things from my place. Mr. Anatomy, "HELP," I'm 25 years old and he's 22. I know I might be young, but I am a very responsible adult. My Question is.......
"What does his words mean? Is this relationship over, or does "I need a break" mean more than what is said?
From this point forward, I will referr to you as "Ms. 25." I have my ideas of your relationship, but before I chime in, I will allow my dedicated bloggers to offer their advice based on your situation. The only commitment I need from you, as I do from all of my question-ees is this; please respond in a timely manner to any question they pose. Happy Blogging!!

Hurchel Williams, MBA
Life Coach, Motivational Relationship Speaker
Author, Anatomy of a Cheater
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