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Kristen, my Grandfather had a woman/female platonic friend for many years while lovingly, happily and devotedly loving his wife; my Grandmother. It occurred after they had lost two children out of the 8 Children they had together during the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s and 80’s.
When we visited my Grandparents on the farm, this woman would be present at times, out and about with my grandfather (she had lost her husband in her thirties), talking about the farm and stock side of things, people they all knew, shared the same sense of humour with my grandfather and she assisted my Grandfather from returning to alcohol that that’sad heavily consumed after his young adult son was killed in a truck accident.
She was a blessing and a good looking Lady at that! However, she never had an affair with my Grandfather, neither crossing that line, and you do realise whom the wisest person was during those times do you not? My Grandmother - happy he was being healed, happy he laughed, happy he had company doing his outside work, secure in the knowledge that she knew he loved her, respected her and would never wish to cross that line! He also loved all of my Grandmother’s work and activities she did in the local community, crotcheting, knitting, cooking, baking, sewing, cleaning and being there for one of their eldest daughters when she went through a marriage crises,
If it is a Christian woman with morals and values she follows through and that your husband follows through; you are both fine, However, if he goes behind your back, tell him straight, that he must discontinue this phone/computer relationship and find another person on the Eating Disorders website or wherever he has met the woman. There are many people to share his problem with, some of whom are men with the condition.