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1. No. Just block him and move on. He comes up to you again like that, just be blunt back.

   “Are you f'n kidding me with this after the way you treated me? We are NOT friends”.

   Don't let him walk all over you

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2. Well, there are a few things to unpack here…

   It's not unheard of to be invited over for dinner by a boss. In some company cultures, it's just a way to hobknob, play the political game, and climb the ladder. So, the invite, in and of itself, isn't out of the ordinary. This does take into account, however, that you are married, the boss is married, and the dinner includes your spouse. Going to dinner at a single bosses house when you're single isn't a normal thing.

   Where this goes off the rails is…

   “and that I was cute and look great etc.”

   This is inappropriate.

   “was it nice seeing me today in the office? How does next week sounds?”

   This is creepy.

   – How do I make that clear that I'm only interested in job/friend interaction?

   First, is this company large enough to have an HR department? If so, keep that in the back of your mind. You may need to use it.

   Second, you politely decline any suggestion to meet anywhere other than his office.

   Third, do NOT delete texts. IF you need to make a complaint at HR, they are evidence. Even if you make the complaint, do not delete. IF you somehow get fired and you believe it's retribution and not a valid work-related reason, and think a lawsuit is valid, your lawyer will want them.

   Fourth, If the texts continue to be inappropriate and creepy, you simply reply that his texts/behavior is inappropriate. That's it.

   Fifth, if they still continue, you may need to make a complaint with HR if you have one. If you don't have an HR department, find out who that person's boss is, contact them/their secretary, and set up an appointment where you can go in to their office, present the texts, and voice your concerns over the behavior.

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3. If he slept with her while married to you, he will continue to. It's up to you whether that's acceptable or not.

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