NiceButMeanGirl
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Joined: 11/4/2011 From: Bellingham, WA U.S.A. Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: nashsub4fun i am married to a very vanilla man who is not interested in the lifestyle so i get my needs met away from home. For the past few months, i have been in a long distance M/s relationship with frequent times together. i know what i am doing is no different than having a vanilla affair so that part is wrong. What i struggle with is the idea that i am not getting my vanilla/lifestyle needs met at home and trying not to feel guilty because i get ignored at home. i love my husband but am not "in live" with him and not sexually attracted to him. Not only am i not sexually attracted, but i am repulsed by him. During our 12 year marriage he has gained more than 250 pounds and now weighs in excess of 400 pounds. There is nothing there for me. If you have every known someone morbidly obese, you are aware of all that includes.....body odors, public stares, secondary health issues, etc.... He is not interested in changing and i am not interested in a divorce but i want my needs met! i have tried numerous occasions during our marriage to address this issue with him but nothing works. i've tried, crying, yelling, begging, pulling out the parent card, pulling out the "if you love me and our daughter" card, and even scripture. Nothing works. I know his weight has nothing to do with whether or not he loves me, our daughter, or his parents enough but if he loves himself enough. Obviously, he does not. The last conversation we had, i asked him what he intends to do about it and his reply was "nothing". That is when i made up my mind to search elsewhere for my fulfillment. i struggle with the idea that i am committing adultery although some would validate it because of my husband's lack of care for himself. There are two issues I see here. One, he has ballooned up to 400 lbs and he is not interested in finding out why or if there is anything he can do about it. True, there is the chance it could be metabolic or glandular disorder, but he's not interested in finding out whether that's it or not. Personally I don't feel sorry for him because he won't even bother to find out if there's anything he can do about it. Two, you are in a marriage you are unhappy in but want your needs met even though you don't want a divorce. I'm not using the word adultery because that's a religious judgment word and I'm not going to tell someone else how to manage their relationship with their diety. But you ARE lying and cheating. Are you telling us that you think two wrongs make a right? Do you seriously think that his not caring for himself enough to find out what's wrong makes it okay for you to lie to him? It's just me, but I think if you are going to stay with him, the least you could do is be honest with him and say something like "Honey, there is nothing left for me here. If you want us to stay married, either things have to change or I'm getting my needs met elsewhere" and tell him what needs to change. At least be honest for crying out loud. NBMG
< Message edited by NiceButMeanGirl -- 3/19/2012 8:44:24 AM >
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