Passion8Kisser -> RE: Playing with Sub when your away (9/4/2011 8:02:16 PM)
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Just to chime in on the side of making the right, though difficult choice.... Then again he wasn't/isn't my only option... I was approached by a man who wanted to cheat on his wife with me. Man was he hot too, like the hottest guy that I might ever have the chance to have sex with Hot... for a moment, he almost had me fooled into believing that maybe, maybe, his reasons were justified. His wife wasn't into sex much. She was pretty deep in depression that treatment didn't help with too much. Soooooo, instead of ending it as soon as he told me, I decided we'd talk it over, and I'd think about how I felt, and see if there was room or reason to make that next move with this guy. *HE had a good reason, he thinks, for needing more than he gets at home, thus cheating.* So we get together a second time, we have dinner and watch a movie...Now that I know he's married I put stops on his reaching hands, and his overly sexual advances. I know by now, Hot or not a liar is no good for anyone, and a cheating spouse is the best of liars. (at least if they can really get by with it, you know where the other spouse doesn't suspect a thing.) His movie pick was awesome; it illustrated to both of us why I needed to break up with him. Why it had to happen NOW, and not later, after the sex was enjoyed by both parties. So here's what I learned from my experience brief as it was. . . 1. There is no legitimate reason in the world to cheat on one's spouse. Only excuses. (Divorce is an okay option, cheating is the wrong one.) 2. There is no reason why I should want to date someone who lies to the person who is very close to them. (how smooth of a liar does or will that make them through sheer necessity?) 3. IF I think to the future, who would want to date someone who was with a cheater? what might I acquire from someone who makes the choice of dishonesty and ommissions? It was hard to do the right thing. But I knew what the right thing was, because I too can not fix their relationship. I will however not have on my head being part of destroying it. Being guilty of knowingly being with someone who's married, that I could not bear to have to live with. To the OP though, if you can live with that shame; I guess more power to you. If you can watch her world fall to pieces as it inevitably will, that's cold and callous. Yeah things in her life may be unpredictably bad. She may even tell you straight up just how bad they are, and why they are. But you're mere existence, and sexual involvement in her life especially, can not be considered helpful. Upon it's discovery it could and probably will in fact be the virus that killed their relationship beyond the dire circumstances they are now in. And it would seem in the case of my would be cheater; he may have decided that indeed cheating was the wrong move. That is how our last conversation sounded anyway. ~~~~ EVEN AS A SUBMISSIVE I HAD THE COURAGE TO STAND UP FOR WHAT I KNOW TO BE THE RIGHT THING. ~~~
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