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sex with a married man
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I meet a guy 4 weeks ago, went on a date with him and we got on really well. On the second date we had sex i began to like him even more. I meet him for the third time yesterday and after we had sex he told me he was married. I felt so crap, i just don't know what to do, i stayed with him for about a hour after he told me (without having sex) and he explained everything to me, even though he loves her they're sex life is rubbish, so he just needs someone to fill in that part. I don't really want a lot of commitment and i know if he's not doing it with me he'll find someone else, but then i keep thinking about his wife in the back of my mind. Owww, what a mess, i just don't know what to do what would you do if you were me?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Lofty...".rubbish" may not be the appropriate word but i will accept it, but celibacy is waht I had in mind.
If the wife is celibate then the husband should not be criticised for going "elsewhere"
If the husband is celibate then the wife should not be criticised for going "elsewhere"
Just take a look at elicitencounters.com...mainly for married women with husbands who have lost interest in sex and they, the wives, haven't.
Married men are not the only culprits in adultery, married women play their part.
If the wife is celibate then the husband should not be criticised for going "elsewhere"
If the husband is celibate then the wife should not be criticised for going "elsewhere"
Just take a look at elicitencounters.com...mainly for married women with husbands who have lost interest in sex and they, the wives, haven't.
Married men are not the only culprits in adultery, married women play their part.
But marriages can go through good and bad patches Sqad - most do in fact, so should either partners go off and seek sex elsewhere during these bad patches. Says a lot for their loyalty to their partner if they do! If a woman goes off sex it is very often the fault of the spouse. A woman's emotions are very tied in to her need for sex - an unloving, unappreciative husband can turn her off completely.
If it isn't agreed, then criticism is appropriate. Everyone has the right to form an "open relationship" if that is what they want, but it ought not be one sided. If it is a simple case of your partner no longer fulfilling what you need, then you ought to accept that, and either make a clean break, and go find someone who does, or put up with the deficiency for the sake of the relationship.
Meanwhile it is foolish to allow feelings to grow for someone who won't ever be the person you want them to be. It just leads to frustration and maybe worse. If you didn't meet in a 'swinging club', then move on fast. But I'm sure you know that, you just don't want to admit it.
Meanwhile it is foolish to allow feelings to grow for someone who won't ever be the person you want them to be. It just leads to frustration and maybe worse. If you didn't meet in a 'swinging club', then move on fast. But I'm sure you know that, you just don't want to admit it.
greedfly, may not be that black and white. Discussing sex is not always easy with some woman and leaving MAY not be the better option.
We are talking "mistresses" here and if ooh-la-la is happy to be a mistress, as many women are, then that is for her.
France, Greece, Italy accept the concept of the mistress, but the UK finds it difficult to accept.
I do not know the figures and I am only guessing, but I bet that the divorce rates in the UK are higher than in the countries that I have mentioned.
We are talking "mistresses" here and if ooh-la-la is happy to be a mistress, as many women are, then that is for her.
France, Greece, Italy accept the concept of the mistress, but the UK finds it difficult to accept.
I do not know the figures and I am only guessing, but I bet that the divorce rates in the UK are higher than in the countries that I have mentioned.
I personally have wondered why we have monogamous relationships. I am in one and have been for about nine years or so and I would like to point out that I am happy. But I wonder if there would be less marriage/relationship breakdowns if people could get what they need elsewhere. I mean you can be in love with someone but they may not give you everything you need.
We have monogamous relationships because, even though most of us would like to be intiimate with many of the folk we meet, we are not keen on our partner being that close to another. So there is mutual agreement to forsake thee desires for others.
That said, it'd be interesting to know what percentage of folk have "strayed".
That said, it'd be interesting to know what percentage of folk have "strayed".