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I’m going to be the minority here, but I’m with her: if you don’t put yourself in situations that would make cheating possible, then you cannot cheat. Humans are not known to be logical creatures, and where sex I’d concerned, males are the worst of us when it comes to the hormones making the decisions when actually in the moment. I know, I know, but it’s not my idea, it’s simply a matter of fact. She wants you to care enough to take all precautions possible to protect your fidelity, and you should cherish that, because she cares.
Through all this you have not expressed a single regret of how this affected your ex. You have not said you cared or love him.
It’s all about how you feel and how you were hurt by the new guy. Guess what? Anyone pursuing in a relationship or who is in one while pursuing is toxic. It shows a lack of empathy or human kindness that is known in toxic relationships.
This has to me thinking this previous relationship was one sided. He cared more, he loved more and this wasn’t a mistake but more you wanting to go back to him for something he can provide you.
Leave the bloke alone and I would really get therapy to delve into why you felt the need to leave a partner who cared about you for someone so much older than you.
It certainly is sexual in nature, and you wouldn't want your partner getting oral or a hand job from someone outside the relationship, that'd be cheating.
But, you don't need to be sexually aroused or get any sexual satisfaction directly from the act. It certainly helps to be enthusiastic and aroused, but it's not a requirement really.
That being said, is it reasonable to request oral from a partner instead of full on sex if they aren't in the mood, maybe, but not reasonable to EXPECT it. Especially if you've been fighting and not feeling in an intimate mood.
That's just my perspective, 38M, and I don't expect everyone to feel the same.
The real issue here is that Americans have to pay outrageously for college and most, since they’re only 18, have no idea how it works. I turned down a full ride scholarship to one of my dream universities to stay close to a boy I now have a restraining order against…. I graduate next year and have kept my loan under $30k by doing live only courses. People in my career field make $100-$300k+ a year though so, I should be good.
I'm sorry to say but the fact you didn't walk away the very second he verbally and physically abused your child is EXACTLY why he did ir again. And will continue to do it again and again.
I'm a Mother of 3 and I can't imagine a scenario in which I'd be making a reddit post about a man who has upset/hurt my children.
You need to sort your priorities out. Your children should ALWAYS come before your sexual desires/choice of partner imo
I’m going to be the minority here, but I’m with her: if you don’t put yourself in situations that would make cheating possible, then you cannot cheat. Humans are not known to be logical creatures, and where sex I’d concerned, males are the worst of us when it comes to the hormones making the decisions when actually in the moment. I know, I know, but it’s not my idea, it’s simply a matter of fact. She wants you to care enough to take all precautions possible to protect your fidelity, and you should cherish that, because she cares.
I tend to agree, especially without kids involved ?
He gets sick, doesn't sleep well, he is sore etc. Which aren't bad reasons, it's just how much it happens is what is alarming to me
There's at least 5 and listing them would be releasing personal information
But seriously, get help. You're making a spectacle out of yourself
Through all this you have not expressed a single regret of how this affected your ex. You have not said you cared or love him.
It’s all about how you feel and how you were hurt by the new guy. Guess what? Anyone pursuing in a relationship or who is in one while pursuing is toxic. It shows a lack of empathy or human kindness that is known in toxic relationships.
This has to me thinking this previous relationship was one sided. He cared more, he loved more and this wasn’t a mistake but more you wanting to go back to him for something he can provide you.
Leave the bloke alone and I would really get therapy to delve into why you felt the need to leave a partner who cared about you for someone so much older than you.
Well, it sounds that the way your husband looks at a hand job and oral sex, it wouldn’t matter who did it to him.
Because it’s a “favor”. That’s pretty disgusting…
This is actually an interesting conversation.
It certainly is sexual in nature, and you wouldn't want your partner getting oral or a hand job from someone outside the relationship, that'd be cheating.
But, you don't need to be sexually aroused or get any sexual satisfaction directly from the act. It certainly helps to be enthusiastic and aroused, but it's not a requirement really.
That being said, is it reasonable to request oral from a partner instead of full on sex if they aren't in the mood, maybe, but not reasonable to EXPECT it. Especially if you've been fighting and not feeling in an intimate mood.
That's just my perspective, 38M, and I don't expect everyone to feel the same.
The real issue here is that Americans have to pay outrageously for college and most, since they’re only 18, have no idea how it works. I turned down a full ride scholarship to one of my dream universities to stay close to a boy I now have a restraining order against…. I graduate next year and have kept my loan under $30k by doing live only courses. People in my career field make $100-$300k+ a year though so, I should be good.
You may be overthinking.
I'm sorry to say but the fact you didn't walk away the very second he verbally and physically abused your child is EXACTLY why he did ir again. And will continue to do it again and again.
I'm a Mother of 3 and I can't imagine a scenario in which I'd be making a reddit post about a man who has upset/hurt my children.
You need to sort your priorities out. Your children should ALWAYS come before your sexual desires/choice of partner imo