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writes:I received an e-mail from a friend that I had not seen for a couple years , she lives 3000 miles away is married and has a 17 year old daughter. She wrote and said she was visiting soon and wanted to get together to visit . we made arrangements to have dinner and did.Her , I and her daughter. I broke up with my girl friend a few months ago but are still friends and talk on the phone from time to tme.She happened to call me shortly after I had dinner with this friend and just in casual conversation told her about having dinner with this friend. The first thing out of her mouth was " this friend has a crush on you , you know. I asked her how she came to this conclusion seeing she had only meet this friend once and this friend has been married for 30 years and I don't keep in contact on a regular basics. She says women can just tell.I don't get it, why would someone say something like this? Is she insecure? Is she jealous?
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reader, tennisstar88 +, writes (31 August 2010):
 It's completely normal to have dinner with a blast from the past, especially a long lost friend. Seems to be nothing but a friendly to me. If it was a flirty pass at you then she would have left her daughter at home. Your ex is just jealous but over nothing actually.
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