I don't know much about blocking, but I urge you not to get him a profile here (or anyplace else) without his permission ... and I also think it's better for him to sign himself up. Healing takes action and commitment to oneself, and actions help build that commitment.
My reco is to listen to him, just listen. If he asks for something you can give, by all means give, but if he doesn't ask, don't do.
I understand you want to give, and I am definitely on board your offering what you want to offer - but if he doesn't accept your offer now, again.
I also believe you became a good partner years ago, but you got there from a direction that most of us in R got there, so I urge you to accept that the best way to start is to let your friend lead, and you respond.
Having said that, I recommend going a long way toward getting him to change his passwords ASAP. Second most important is to get him to make a distinction between wanting R and committing to R (i.e. just describe not committing unless he see's his W doing the work). I know this is hard, but IIRC you have experience doing the work before your H committed to R.
If Knight is willing to share, your friend is in a better position than most of us when we JFO. A remorseful WS can be worth their weight in gold to a new BS, as can be a BS who has healed, even partially.
It's good to hear from you, though I'm sorry this is the topic. Regards to knight.
[This message edited by SI Staff at 9:54 PM, Saturday, November 26th]
fBH (me) - on d-day: 66, Married 43, together 45, same sex ap
DDay - 12/22/2010
Recover'd and R'ed
You don't have to like your boundaries. You just have to set and enforce them.