evesgrden -> RE: How Do I get my wife to agree???? (8/17/2013 7:25:17 AM)
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ORIGINAL: descrite Is it really so hard, therefore, to be honest in relationships, and let your partner seek sexual release externally when you are unable to fulfill that aspect? Ten years of picking up groceries. Twenty years of wiping kids' sniffling noses. Thirty years of getting the oil changed on the the minivan every 3,000 miles. You're telling me that having a piece on the side so dramatically outweighs these things that it tips the apple cart straight into divorce court? You think the dishonesty is a bid deal? Gosh. You sure don't seem to put much value in those other things, then. Would that I had the pulpit, I would teach all American men to reduce the performance level for relationships-- if those things don't buy credit, then we ought cease doing them. If the sole measure of "good SO" is monogamy/honesty, we should just concentrate on that, and stop wasting energy on that other crap. [Pro tip: women, you don't want honesty. You think you do. But you don't. Because, really: yes, you look fat in that dress, okay? Stop bugging us about it. But it's cute that you lie about honesty.] Clearly it truly is very hard for a lot of people to be honest enough to ask for an open relationship so that they can get sexual release. In this situation, it appears the OP had failed at getting it secretly over the last 10 years or so, and is now considering asking his spouse for her ok. As for all those years of groceries, runny noses, and oil changes (while she was going to spas, this was a one way deal... only you worked and did family stuff?) --- I in my 56 years have yet to meet or hear about the guy whose wife has been screwing around on him and he's good with that. The lying.. no problem, just tell me from now on and I don't mind that I'm not satisfying you and you've been going elsewhere. We're assuming a non-cuckold type here. Lying not a problem and infidelity not a problem. Has that happened to you or anyone you know? Someone not into kink, or even kinky but got lied to, and their partner screwed around, and the dishonesty was not a problem for him, it didn't threaten the relationship? I never heard that story. But you know on the other sideof the apple cart, she did laundry, and cooked, and stayed home from work with sick kids, and ran a household, and went shopping on Saturdays to make sure the kids had clothes and shoes when they outgrew or wore out the current wardrobe. She took care of hubby when he was sick, he still golfed when she was sick. Tell me how a guy would not have a problem with her being romanced and fucked by someone despite 30 years of her contributions. Or lying that she was out with someone who treated her like a woman instead of babysitter/maid/nurse/girlfriday? btw.. I have no skin in this game. No kids, this didn't happen to me or anyone close to me. I'm just putting the shoe on the other foot. No guy I've ever known would shrug and just work it out with the wife when she screwed around on him. Every guy I've know would consider that a betrayal, and if not a dealbreaker, bloody close to one. Do you really picture male dominants being ok with their submissive lying to them about screwing around on them? Do you really think that's only because they're dominant that this would be a problem. I don't. By the way, I know it's not the dress that makes my ass look fat, it's my fat ass that makes my ass look fat. So memo to you: When asked about the dress, the question is actually "does this dress help or hinder?"
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