FrostedFlake
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Joined: 3/4/2009 From: Centralia, Washington Status: offline
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Duncan. I still think what I said the last time. I am sure you recall. I want to point out that, in the event suicide becomes attractive again, anything else, anything at all, is by definition a MUCH better idea. Even if it is an idea you are refusing to consider, now. Like, for example, actually having that frank, serious discussion with your wife about sex. With all the cards on the table, face up, and all the chips in the pot. Scary, yes. Difficult? That too. But unreasonable? Sexual fidelity is, I think, something more than "forgoing all others". There is something about marriage that much more than implies that there will be lovemaking. If consecrating the act of love is not the purpose of marriage, then I am unaware of the purpose of marriage. "Save yourself for marriage" they told you all your life. And you did. You are not the bad guy, even if being kinky embarrasses you. I think DarkStevens' suggestion of marriage counseling within the Church might, if acted upon, provide you the opening, the support and the peer pressure to carry this to a successful conclusion. And if it doesn't, that would strengthen your case for annulment. A thing very different from divorce. I wonder if you have consulted your pastor. I wonder if you have consulted your attorney. I wonder too if you have consulted your conscience ...or if it is something else within you that has been giving you advice. I don't think alcohol is a good problem solving tool. Where did that idea come from? Wishing you all good things
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Frosted Flake simul justus et peccator Einen Liebhaber, und halten Sie die Schraube "... evil (and hilarious) !!" Hlen5
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