So basically I am in a relationship of 1 year and I messaged a friend (boy- who I did have a little bit of a crush on years ago but nothing more) on Christmas saying Merry Christmas :)
He then messaged back saying 'You too baby:')! Xxx'
Now, this made me feel a little uncomfortable so i left it at that.
Today, he messaged me saying Did you have a good day? I say yes I did, did you... He replies saying 'It was okay xxxxxxx'
He is a friend and I do like talking to him but the way in which he talks to me makes me feel a little uneasy.
I am just wondering whether to delete these messages incase my other half sees although there is nothing to hide on my behalf.
Do I just leave it and if my other half sees just explain that there was nothing to it?
Am i otherthinking this and making it into something it's not?
I don't want him to think there is something going on because there most definitely isn't. We trust eachother completely although he also was in a really bad relationship before me which I think has made him a little insecure although he doesn't show it.
Any advice is welcome :p
He then messaged back saying 'You too baby:')! Xxx'
Now, this made me feel a little uncomfortable so i left it at that.
Today, he messaged me saying Did you have a good day? I say yes I did, did you... He replies saying 'It was okay xxxxxxx'
He is a friend and I do like talking to him but the way in which he talks to me makes me feel a little uneasy.
I am just wondering whether to delete these messages incase my other half sees although there is nothing to hide on my behalf.
Do I just leave it and if my other half sees just explain that there was nothing to it?
Am i otherthinking this and making it into something it's not?
I don't want him to think there is something going on because there most definitely isn't. We trust eachother completely although he also was in a really bad relationship before me which I think has made him a little insecure although he doesn't show it.
Any advice is welcome :p
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