FrostedFlake -> RE: I desire Femdom but am married (12/21/2013 12:10:00 AM)
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ORIGINAL: ChrisRivers I am trying to get a sense out there if I have any chance in serving a mistress while I remain married. I married my wife 2 years ago and at that time I had no idea that I was interested in femdom. Now I desperately want to serve a Mistress while remaining married and not telling my wife. Would all Mistresses dismiss me because I am married and not willing to tell my wife? * I am trying to get a sense out there if I have any chance in serving a mistress while I remain married. Short answer : No. Long answer : How much money do you have? Right answer : Your wife is standing right there. She doesn't really need to be a snarling virago to be the focus of a very attentive spouse. Nor need you ask, to do that. This should be obvious, but something is distracting. Possibly something vivid, bright, shiny, new and distracting. * I married my wife 2 years ago and at that time I had no idea that I was interested in femdom. Now I desperately want to serve a Mistress while remaining married and not telling my wife. Two years back, not even a blip. Now, you are so disturbed you are just not thinking straight. Take home point : You haven't thought things through yet, you haven't had time, and don't really know what you really want. Also, the opinion your wife holds is of paramount importance, and you don't want to take risks with that so you automatically and foolishly bet everything on keeping her in the dark. Have you figured the odds on that bet? I wonder how you have managed to "act naturally" while mentally juggling your World like this. Doesn't she already know something is up? Probably waiting for you to spill. * Would all Mistresses dismiss me because I am married and not willing to tell my wife? Not all, certainly. Just the ones you can trust. To not threaten to tell your wife. Unless you X, Y, & Z. What I am trying to say is, you need to calm down and think things through. I suggest putting a foot back on the ground and then maybe the other. The good advice you have been given will go further if you notice how upset you are. In closing, I'd like to mention the trouble you go to to avoid the trouble you avoid, should be LESS than the trouble you avoid. That doesn't seem to be the case, here, now. In order to avoid a frank discussion, you are forgoing an honest and fulfilling relationship with the spouse. It is not my point to do more than make you aware. I'm sorry if that stung.
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