TexasMaam
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corysub, It's not the definition of what constitutes sex and what doesn't that matters in terms of fidelity and cheating: it's the definition of INTIMACY that matters. You did not vow in marriage to keep 'only unto her' 'except for anal penetration and flogging and cumming without intercourse', did you? Bah. I understand more than most on these boards exactly what it means to be involved in a close extramarital relationship, especially a close extramarital BDSM relationship. I understand, more than most on these boards, how addictive BDSM activities are and how impossible it can seem to leave a marriage where your BDSM needs are left unfulfilled. It's a complex issue and only you can answer the question that you pose to the forum. In short, you know perfectly well that if your wife watched a video of you with a Pro Domme, engaging in anal penetration, in sensual flogging, in servicing and submission to a Pro Domme, that your wife would feel violated, betrayed and wounded. She would be wounded by the way you shared such intimacy with another. INTIMACY. You KNOW this. It's not the definition of sex that's at issue. It's not the strange gradients between venial sin and mortal sin that's at issue. It's not that intercourse is in some nebulous way more 'intimate' than any other activity. Comparing intercourse to anal penetration is simply a study in rhetoric. My thrusting a dong up your ass is pretty intimate, make no mistake about it. In violating that intimacy, you ended your marriage, no matter how long you may cling to the memory of what your marriage once was. Your marriage is now only a shell of what it was and could be. Your wife is the victim of subterfuge and deceit, however much you might like the Clintonian candy coating that denies that cumming with a strap on up your ass equivocates to sex or to intercourse. Cum on the blue dress, not in the pussy inside the blue dress, and you think that in some way you haven't violated the intimacy that belongs to your wife? Come on. Get real. In the end, only YOU know how much deceit you can live with. You are not being fair to your wife, but it's YOUR decision, and no one else's to make. Even if you give up your BDSM activities, and even if you eventually breathe a sigh of relief and happily embrace your home life with your wife, the dynamics of your marriage will have forever changed. In most of these situations, the wife usually already knows, deep in her heart. The red flags can't help but tell her that something is seriously out of place. Unless, of course, she's Hillaryesque in her denial of it, which has been known to happen, too. Many times the wife chooses to overlook the violations, even repeat violations, because she loves her husband so very much. Sad, because if you 'love' your wife as you convince yourself that you do, the violation of intimacy would never have occurred. So in the end, it comes down to whether or not you, and your wife, choose to perpetuate a sham, knowing the the love, and intimacy, and sanctity of your marriage has been forever shattered, whether you ever actually discuss it together, or not. Take Hillary and Bill: she moved to New York but won't divorce him because......she loves him. But their marriage, their life as a joined spiritual, psychological, coupling, two people who became one, is OVER and will never be again. If you can live within a broken, dead marriage, best of luck to you. It's a pretty tough row to hoe. Unless you add the amazing aspect of forgiveness. But to be forgiven, and discover that you are loved unconditionally, takes courage. Courage begins with honesty. I challenge you to sit down with your wife and tell her honestly what you have been up to, and then muster up the courage to ask her forgiveness. If you want true freedom from your dilemma, that's what it will take. TexasMaam
< Message edited by TexasMaam -- 3/17/2007 9:04:22 AM >
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