AAkasha -> RE: Married to vanilla? (3/10/2010 11:26:35 AM)
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ORIGINAL: husband4fun Dark: Had our second child just 3 months ago, so you've got a point there. Does anyone else think Domiguy and Divi are good candidates for a fetish reality show? I'd tune in for that one! 3 month old baby? Good lord. I don't even have kids but even I know she's got to be exhausted, hormonal, overly extended. What YOU have to be is a supporting husband and not think about your unmet kinky needs. For now. I can speculate that some of the problems with her view of your kink and what you have said: 1. She probably worries she's not sexually enough for you. Every request for exploration could be telling her, "you bore me in bed. you aren't good enough to keep me guessing. you aren't fun sexually. " Women sometimes get in this bad way of thinking. 2. She went to some fetish events and found them creepy or the men weird. She may not have an exhibitionist bone in her body. That's just the way it is. 3. Kink is just pressure for her. One more thing on her "to do" list. An obligation, not a recreation. Give her space and back off. Is your sex life good? Does your wife feel desired? Is she comfortable and getting all she needs emotionally? All of these things HAVE to be present before you can explore kink. You also have to dial back your appetite. This means reducing or eliminating things like porn viewing, dirty magazines, talking about S&M, whatever - if she feels like you have a one track mind, it will poison her attitudes toward kink. Kink should be presented as a fun diversion, a "spice," not the foundation of your sex life. Also, any kind of cheating, ANY (including hot chat, cam sex, online-only "subs" and "Mistresses") that you hide from her will set you back A lot. You have to start from a position of total trust and honesty, and that may mean eliminating any secret outlets, if you had any. But most important? She just had a baby. That's her priority, and you should allow that. Those here who have had babies can probably give a better indication when to expect she may be feeling better. Three months seems early. I'm not a mom though. When do babies start sleeping through the night? Akasha
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