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When we were dating, my husband told me something extremely profound: Don’t ask me a question if you are not prepared for the answer. I won’t lie to you.
He has never given me any reason to think that he is untruthful. He expects the same from me and because of that I owe him nothing but the truth. We have the most honest and real relationship than I have ever had. Having sex with someone just doesn’t happen, you don’t slip and accidently fall on some man’s dick or pull some panties off and start flicking some girl’s clit with your tongue. There are stages that lead to that. That’s where you start cheating. That’s when you should start sharing with your mate. I don’t consider an agreed upon occurrence as cheating. Cheating involves deceit, a trick or an artifice.
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You can’t truly call yourself peaceful unless you are capable of violence. If you’re not capable of violence, you’re not peaceful. You’re harmless.
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like a few others, my wife and i have a similar stance on sleeping with others. we have a somewhat open marriage which means, if one of us plans on fucking someone else, we discuss it with each other before it happens and, if the other vetos it, then it doesn't happen, simple as that. it's only cheating if you're doing it behind someone's back and if that happened, i think the consequences would be more than either of us want to experience, so we just don't go there.
Quote by HotWife4UWe received mixed reviews, from 'cool' to 'how could you?' We explained this was not some lustful thing that happened, but a well thought out mutual decision. We also know it is not for everyone. For us it works and works well.
The hardest thing was coming out of the shadows with our lifestyle. Our family knows because we shared it with them. Trust me, that was not easy.
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I would forgive my wife for cheating , as long as she wanted to be forgiven ! Love and trust are paramount features of a marriage ; physical , sexual needs are another matter .
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Omg that had to be the most uncomfortable conversation of my life when we talked to your mom. You were kinda talking clinically and when she got the gist of what you were explaining, she looked directly at me and said, "You allow my daughter, your beautiful bride to be with other men?"
I instantly shrunk to the size of a mouse. I couldn't speak. But... Carol came to my rescue explaining it is a mutual decision that we thought out carefully and sought the opinion of a councilor.
Then mom searching for someone to blame says, "This would never happened if you hadn't become a democrat."
Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!
A secret isn't a secret if 2 know it🤐
I honestly think I would be devastated. I do believe I could find it in my heart to forgive but it's going to take so much work from the both of us to get back to any semblance of what we were before the infidelity. I think it would take a solid year before that wound scabbed over.
I'd forgive so well that I end the relationship.
I've never been cheated on and I wouldn't cheat either. No to sexually/emotionally cheating.
Forty-two years after the incident and forty-one after the divorce I can tell you I have not forgotten and have not forgiven.
I would not forgive and forget if my partner if they cheat
I don’t think I could handle it. I would try. I think sexual jealousy would tear me apart. I kind of admire open relationships because there is no way I could do it.
Tintinnabulation - first place (Free Spirit)
Comet Q - second place (Quick and Risqué Sex)
Amnesia - third place (Le Noir Erotique)
