SthrnCom4t -> RE: Married - is this then cheating (2/12/2010 6:38:51 PM)
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Pot - I'd just like to give you a bit of warning about cyber. You think you are safe. You think you are within the negotiated boundaries (of your vows, etc). The mental connection with another person, the communication with another, is an exchange of energy. If you met the right connection, the temptation gets incredibly strong. Especially when you start connecting on levels other than your kinks. The test of whether or not it IS cheating, is to share the fact with your wife. See if what's happening is of any interest to her. You can use the term "erotic roleplay" which doesn't necessarily out you as kinky. There are a lot of gamers into ERP, although my understanding is that they remove it one level by claiming 'their characters' are interacting, so its not really them. If online role play is something that is satisfying to you, and there's no need to go any further, then being open and transparent about what you are doing, gets you out of the hot seat, because its no longer a deceitful act. You mentioned above that your wife has never complained about your lack of attentiveness, or willingness to help around the house. That is a good sign, and I hope that she's the type of woman who would actually tell you if she felt there was something lacking. Some people don't like confrontation, and will put up with a lot. They become dissatisfied, but they don't share, they just drift apart. Over time, other activities take their time and attention. They do have fun sharing some things, but usually it's not each other, as much as it's a companionship, and shared enjoyment of an activity (like watching a movie or going bowling.) I guess what I'm saying is that I have both seen and been part of a relationship that 'went to sleep' because conscious effort wasn't put into the other person. When you compare that to the red hot, soul-touching, purely electrifying energetic exchange found with BDSM, there's really little comparison. So, I would just caution you to BEWARE. (I've been down that road).
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