Baroana -> RE: Should I or Shouldn't I???? (6/27/2012 4:00:22 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Normal912 I've never posted on here before, so hello! I apologize this for being so long winded. I'm very confused about what I should do. I think I already know the answer but I want opinions on maybe a way it could work out. A few years ago I met a fantastic guy on this site, John. We lived long distance but we talked every day and I really felt a connection. We were both single, he was attractive, in my age range, on the same page bdsm sexually speaking, etc. We never actually met though. I am a believer that you can really feel a connection with someone without ever touching. After a while, real life interfered and we lost touch. I chalked it up to that we could never be together and I needed to move on. I deleted his number, never contacted him again. I thought about him very frequently over the years, wondering how he was and what he was up to. I eventually posted one of those "Missed Connections" ad in the city I assumed he was living in now. HE RESPONDED HOURS AFTER IT WAS POSTED. I was shocked. We talked and I found out he was married and has a new baby now. What was a happily married man checking out the missed connection pages? He and I have talked more and I'll be in his city next week for work. We've discussed meeting up and having a session. So there's the "he's married" part in my mind. But then there's the "she's not satisfying him, it's not my fault." He said she only knows a "small bit" about his Dominant side. Is it possible for us to have a strictly bdsm relationship even though he is married? I'm sure he will be keeping this a secret from his wife. I am okay with having an affair (I've been the other woman in a vanilla relationship (please don't judge!)) I am just wondering if this is a normal thing.... are married men able to have a bdsm relationship seperate from their marital relationship? I am truly happy for him but there is a part of me that is desperate to finally meet him and let him use me. Thank you for all the advice. Please be understanding that I do not want to break up his marriage. On the one hand, you ask us not to judge you for being an adulterer. On the other hand, you ask us to tell you whether or not you should commit adultery. I think that adultery is bad, and therefore you shouldn't do it. However, if you are a person that does not care about the morality of adultery, then there is nothing else to say. By the way, pretty much every married person who is looking to cheat will tell a story about how the spouse is neglecting them.
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