Fucking around

topic posted Wed, April 23, 2008 - 8:43 PM by  famous
How often do you cheat on your spouse?
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famous
Washington
  • Re: Fucking around

    Thu, April 24, 2008 - 1:27 AM
    I've never cheated on anybody, spouse or otherwise
    • Re: Fucking around

      Thu, April 24, 2008 - 5:37 AM
      I made out with someone once while I had a boyfriend, but I felt so terrible about it afterwards that I never cheated again. But if we're talking cards...sometimes I cheat at Munchkin or Apples to Apples, but I do it in a really obvious way, and am always careful to evoke the "cuteness factor" while doing it. Sometimes I even get away with it.
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    Re: Fucking around

    Tue, April 29, 2008 - 1:05 PM
    Regarding my ex, yes, I cheated, that's how I found my wife. But I was faithful for 18 years of frustration before I started looking around and I stuck with it for another 16 years after that.

    I do not cheat on my present wife, but then we did some swinging together, so yes, we did "fuck around" but it wasn't behind her back.

    K
  • Re: Fucking around

    Tue, April 29, 2008 - 5:26 PM
    You don't have to cheat if you have an open and loving relationship.
    • Re: Fucking around

      Tue, April 29, 2008 - 5:34 PM
      Hey Jeff: sorry to hear that

      regards,

      ~V~
      • Re: Fucking around

        Tue, April 29, 2008 - 6:01 PM
        Good for you Jeff for not cheating...except you are cheating yourself. If you are just waiting for the kid to go to college and settled on divorce...stop waiting. I told my counselor years ago that I was waiting for my then 17 year old to grad HS then I'd leave...she said "if you leave, what's the worst that would happen to her." She was so right...that helped me..I left...the kid ended up at a couple of counseling sessions..but is very glad to see her mom very happy.

        Cheating isn't necessary..but I too, met my current husband by cheating. I would never do that again and know SO much more now. We are bad at monogamy so have a poly relationship..of course now that i can do what I want with others...I don't want to. I guess it's like realllly wanting a treadmill..then it sits in the garage. :)

        Cheating is wrong and people get hurt. Be honest.
        • Re: Fucking around

          Tue, April 29, 2008 - 6:32 PM
          Thanks for that thoughtful posting Kelly.

          I would definitely get out now if I felt it were more damaging to my daughter for us to remain together. We somehow manage to coexist peacefully and I honestly believe that it's better for my child if I stick it out until she's older. I'm happy and content in most areas of my life. It's only in the realm of sex and touch that I'm severly deficient.

          I'm sorry... I didn't mean for this discussion to be about me.
          • Re: Fucking around

            Tue, April 29, 2008 - 6:42 PM
            No problem jeff with two f's, we are here for each other.
            • Re: Fucking around

              Tue, April 29, 2008 - 7:18 PM
              been there done that and paid a large toll for the effort. Would not again. I need her to be faithful, I have made a serious commitment and could not again.


              but

              her
              over there
              behind her hair
              is so attractive, sexy, attentive, naughty, feminine, available................

              what?
              I am so male
              so much a Leo,
              take my hand temptress
              tell me lies
              listen to mine
              laugh at my jokes
              touch me
              stare into my eyes

              I'm such a slut!
              • Re: Fucking around

                Tue, April 29, 2008 - 9:49 PM
                But Jeff, you are a good example of WHY people cheat. That and low self-esteem are big causes.

                I do feel like a lot of people become unhappy with their sex lives and move on--but that should be only a small part of why you don't want to stay with a partner. Here I am married to my fuck-buddy that I had sex with a LOT when we met and now we're like other married folks...too tired...lucky to do it once a week. :)
                • Re: Fucking around

                  Wed, April 30, 2008 - 7:41 AM
                  I have been married to mine for almost eighteen years, we have no kids and have sex rarely. I admit I do fanticize about others, but to me that promise meant no matter what, so I,m here all the all. We sometime forget those vows and we get to wrapped up in our own little spider web to think that their is another person involved. Jeff, why did your wiff give up on sex. Is there any love between you two that might just accomidate for the missing link.
                • Re: Fucking around

                  Thu, May 1, 2008 - 7:44 AM
                  Once a week? I would be in heaven with once a week! With my first marriage, I remember feeling deprived because we only had sex on weekends. In retrospect, that was awesome! It's like in 'Annie Hall' where they're both talking to their respective therapists in split screen and both are asked how often they have sex. Annie says "Constantly... I would say, once a week!." Woody answers the same question "Hardly ever... I would say, once a week!."
          • Sticking around for the kids

            Thu, May 1, 2008 - 2:01 AM
            Jeff, you may be right about sticking around but I would like you to consider the case of my dear friend and ex-lover J. He was an accident and his parents got married because his father believed in "doing the right thing." He then stayed with J's mother until he turned 18. J grew up in a marriage that functioned fine and in which the participants were friends but it was only functional, there was no passion. That is the model he was provided with for how relationships work. He has no idea how to show passion or love to other people. He has no working model for the expression of affection to a partner. He also now knows that his father sacrificed almost two decades of his life to a miserable marriage for J and he feels wretchedly guilty because of it.
            • Re: Sticking around for the kids

              Thu, May 1, 2008 - 4:38 AM
              I'll second Myriad's comments about her freind.

              As the child that was the cause of one of "those" marriages I can say with certainty that it not only affected me but my sister too. I've got one failed marriage to show for it and she is still not in a stable relationship being able to show emotion or share intimacy on certain levels.

              If the Kids are older and you can vocalize your thoughts on leaving in a non-threatening way (is that possible?) then ask them how they feel aobut your relationship. My father asked my "permision" to re-marry and my answer was simply that I wanted to see him happy. I still do.
              • Re: Sticking around for the kids

                Mon, May 5, 2008 - 9:33 PM
                "If the Kids are older and you can vocalize your thoughts on leaving in a non-threatening way (is that possible?) then ask them how they feel aobut your relationship. My father asked my "permision" to re-marry and my answer was simply that I wanted to see him happy. I still do."

                I would agree with this completely. Kids in high school see all that is going on, they have learned the looks you and your spouse give, they understand what the parents think they don't understand as far as the unspoken word, and even the passive comments don't smell like the roses they are put out as. I can say this as I lived through it. My parents are still married, but when I was 19 I really questioned why??

                Lynn
            • Re: Sticking around for the kids

              Thu, May 1, 2008 - 7:39 AM
              You make a very good point, Myriad. My in-laws have a marriage very much like ours. They merely tolerate each other, but the relationship is completely loveless. This is the type of marriage that my wife observed all of her life and she has ended up with an identical situation. She has extreme intimacy issues and is uncomfortable with physical affection. My mother picked up on this right away when she tried to hug her and my wife (then girlfriend) shied away. I am worried that my daughter is going to continue this legacy. On the rare occasion that my wife and I kiss, my daughter is completely appalled.
              • Re: Sticking around for the kids

                Thu, May 1, 2008 - 7:49 AM
                Now that, that right there above all, is what dictates that you have to deal with this, yesterday. Lot's of people stay for the kids, some do more damage by staying than dealing with it and possibly leaving.

                Just don't doom your kids to a vicious cycle in the name of saving them pain. 'k?
                • Re: Sticking around for the kids

                  Thu, May 1, 2008 - 8:00 AM
                  People are not controlled by their past, which everyone seems to believe. When I married, my wiff also had intimacy problem, but me being a touchy-feely type, I won her over. Within a year, she couldn't keep her blessed hands off me. Love conquers all.
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                    Re: Sticking around for the kids

                    Thu, May 1, 2008 - 8:42 AM
                    "People are not controlled by their past, which everyone seems to believe. When I married, my wiff also had intimacy problem, but me being a touchy-feely type, I won her over. Within a year, she couldn't keep her blessed hands off me. Love conquers all. "

                    Controlled? No not at all. But the only experinece they have when not working on it is their past.

                    How much WORK was that ina year? For many they are not capable or willing to put in that much work and time to get results.
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                    Re: Sticking around for the kids

                    Thu, May 1, 2008 - 6:00 PM
                    "Love conquers all"
                    The cry of one who has had an abnormally blessed and lucky love-life. No, my friend, love conquers very little. Love can forgive much but it rarely conquers anything. Work, communication, cooperation, blood, sweat, tears: these can conquer many things, but nothing can conquer a heart that refuses to participate in its own recovery. No love, no Herculean effort, no god, no church, no state, no money, no time, no thing is enough to fix a person who does not desire to work on their self.
        • Re: Fucking around

          Wed, April 30, 2008 - 10:06 AM
          but y'know it's there if you ever feel like goin' for a ride ;-)

          > I guess it's like realllly wanting a treadmill..then it sits in the garage. :)
  • Re: Fucking around

    Wed, April 30, 2008 - 10:33 AM
    Never
    • Re: Fucking around

      Thu, May 1, 2008 - 10:32 AM
      A fling isn't cheating - keeping in contact every day with the person is. We are human and all have the need of a new taste now and again.

      So I am waiting............
      • Re: Fucking around

        Thu, May 1, 2008 - 6:02 PM
        "A fling isn't cheating"
        There are many people who would strongly, in some cases violently, disagree with you.
        If any lover told me "But it was just a fling, it wasn't cheating!" I'd kindly advise them not to let the door hit them on the way out and remember to take anything with them that they intended to keep.
  • Re: Fucking around

    Sun, May 4, 2008 - 11:38 AM
    Not on this time around, first marriage I wasn't exactly the model husband, of course she wasn't the model wife either.

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