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2 1/2 weeks is the longest you've talked to a girl that you were specifically interested in dating seems odd but it sounds like you're young. Life is too short to be wondering what if. Ask her if you want to ask her and make your intentions clear. If she doesn't want to go with you then you've saved yourself some time and heartache before the feels take over and can either just be friends or stop talking with her if you can't handle just being friends.
I totally agree, which is why it seems weird that I struggle to control these feelings. I’ve never really had practice with this type of scenario (I’ve always been the one rejecting sex, which also supports a false societal narrative that “men always want sex” and women are the ones doing the rejecting)
Other disappointments never get me down like this one does. I can take most things in stride, maybe I get a little despondent or get frustrated to the point of taking more/different action. But in this scenario I just feel blindsided/confused by how strong my feelings are.
Firstly, it's important to establish boundaries in any relationship, whether it's with a coworker or a friend. You need to make it clear that you are going to the supper as friends and that it's not a date. If you're uncomfortable with the idea of going out with him, then it's perfectly fine to decline his invitation. You can simply say that you're not comfortable going out for supper with a coworker because of your personal boundaries.
On the other hand, if you decide to go, make sure to keep it strictly platonic. Make it clear that you're just going as friends and that you have no romantic intentions. It's also essential to be respectful towards your partner and his partner's feelings. Your partner not objecting to this is a good thing as it shows he hold trust in you.
As for whether it's normal or not, it depends on the workplace culture and the individuals involved. Some people are comfortable going out with coworkers as friends, while others prefer to keep their personal and professional lives separate. It's ultimately up to you to decide what you're comfortable with and what boundaries you want to set.