Aine -> RE: Hiding it from your spouse? (6/9/2008 8:07:41 PM)
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ORIGINAL: MasterFireMaam I won't tell you that you are wrong. You have your own set of morals/ethics to which you will or will not subscribe. I will say, however, that the more you hide from your spouse, the more you will feel that you are not being allowed to be who you really are. Hiding is one way of repressing yourself and your Self. There are things you need to consider here: 1. How deep is the trust with your spouse? When you begin to do things that, if he did them to you, would undermine your trust, how long before the guilt of what you're doing will be too much? For some people, that's a long time and not a factor. 2. What happens when if he finds out? Even if nothing else, consider the legalities of what you do by having an affair. In some stated, adultery is still grounds for not having custody or child support. It's rare, but it does happen. 3. What happens if you fall for the other man? Consider the possibility that you are willing to pursue this because you are willing to give up the relationship you already have. If this is the case, I highly recommend you give this one up before starting a new one. 4. How does this affect your potential Dominant? Being party to a nasty divorce as "the other man" will have ramifications for him, as well. In the end, do what's right for you. There ARE people who do this without their partner's knowledge or consent. However, there are partners who do it with their partner's knowledge and consent. If there's any possibility that your SO would agree to allow you to meet these needs elsewhere, talk to him before you do anything. Master Fire No big surprise, I agree with Fire. Cheating will have ramifications all over the place. Is the person you're cheating with willing to be "the other man", and if you get caught out, is he willing to support you through quite possibly a nasty divorce, loss of kids (if you have them), etc etc. Your husband is not asking to be cheated on. If he knows about your interests, then TALK to him about the possibility of seeking with his permission a Dominant outside the marriage. And I also agree with another person on here... If it's something you're willing to live without because of how much you love your husband...how can you possibly be considering cheating?
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