Mavis
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ORIGINAL: patina Realize you will not share any holidays with him, no vacation times those are for his (FAMILY) you are a side issue. Even if the wife knows and agrees to his having a slave on the side. If he has kids it will be worse. Married dom's are not a good idea. patina Says who? My sub was right here with us last Thanksgiving. All of us spent time together at Christmaas. When there was a trip planned for My birthday, we went as a family of three. I worked on Easter, but My sub was at our home for the weekend. My kids know he is part of the family and so do his. Don't paint all married people in this lifestyle with the same brush. Not all of us are lying, cheating, or sneaking in some way. Some of us know the difference between 'a thing on the side' and bringing a submissive into the family. Same story all about town, there are a lot of us that serve married Dominants, and are also married, but nobody is cheating. There is active visiting between both houses, and to the extended family and children in the home, we're all just very close friends who holiday together and spend a LOT of time on the phone. The Cheating Dom, on the other hand, is a way different creature. First off, He's proving that His care for those in His charge can be put on hold while He feeds any whim He has.. what needs of the wife go unmet because He's feeding her bullsnip about the time He's making for your relationship? He can be just as willing to take time from your bowl to feed a third, if the whim strikes Him. Also, HE's not very Dominant after all. He's not Dominant enuf to confidently go to the wife, and assure her that her position is not at risk, that this is what He wants to do, that He has a plan to manage all the additional responsibility AND still keep her happy. He has no leadership skills. He avoids the possible conflict of that discussion because SHE holds all the cards in His life, and He's ....a...weenie. i think the OP has already figured this out, but we know others will search this topic in the future, and i think we forget to address the Weenie/ lack of leadership skills side in the flurry of the (primary) trust and honesty issues.
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