Ask me anything: I am a kept woman

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Where did you find this guy?

She explained that a long time ago, let's not waste her time while she's here. Please ask more meaningful questions.

OP, have you seen your guy this week? Did you feel anything weird about him as a result of this thread?

Monday and then I wasn't feeling well so didn't want to get him sick. He dropped off soup and stuff yesterday. No, nothing weird.

Me again. OP I know a lot of folks here seem to think this relationship is all about sex, but I know it couldn't be that, because your guy could pay for sex without all of the risk that comes with having a steady and at a much cheaper rate. So what else do you think you fulfill/provide for him that wifey doesn't? Why do YOU think he needs to have a "kept" woman?

And how often does he spend the night?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where did you find this guy?

She explained that a long time ago, let's not waste her time while she's here. Please ask more meaningful questions.

OP, have you seen your guy this week? Did you feel anything weird about him as a result of this thread?

Monday and then I wasn't feeling well so didn't want to get him sick. He dropped off soup and stuff yesterday. No, nothing weird.

Me again. OP I know a lot of folks here seem to think this relationship is all about sex, but I know it couldn't be that, because your guy could pay for sex without all of the risk that comes with having a steady and at a much cheaper rate. So what else do you think you fulfill/provide for him that wifey doesn't? Why do YOU think he needs to have a "kept" woman?

And how often does he spend the night?

I don't know how to answer that without everyone thinking I'm slamming the wife. She takes the kids to her parents a lot, their beach house in the summer, and goes to spas with girlfriends for long weekends and stuff, so sometimes it's three nights in a row, sometimes not for as long as two weeks at most.

[Anonymous]

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I kind of thought from the beginning that this thread was merely a ruse to take the opportunity to liken a wife who does not bring home a salary to a "kept woman."

I don't know if it was a ruse or not but I believe there is a very strong parallel; one is a sanctioned relationship by virtue of marriage and the other is not accepted as being the norm.

But a simple question/statement: if the OP led the very same life she does with the same benefits and essentially not supporting herself but married to her benefactor, most of her critics would be silenced. Heaven alone knows there are lots of women who fit the OP's mold but they are married to their "sugar-daddy".

You guys are such hypocrites.

What else is new?

I want to address this. My SIL quit her job some years ago and decided to stay at home and she has no kids while her DH works. Judging from this thread a lot of women apparently think my SIL is the equivalent of a prostitute like op. However when my BIL was diagnosed w ms and his health took a huge nosedive my SIL is right there waiting on him hand and foot and she will be there for him no matter what and that is the difference between her and "people" like op.

[Anonymous]

OP has this thread changed your views on your behavior at all?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, couldn't read through 37 pages, but wanted to offer a thought. I'm not into judging people's actions; the truth is we'll only know a portion of your story. So I'll leave the morality of what you're doing up to you. But I hear a casualness in your description of where you are in your life and I'd advise caution. At 24, it's easy to feel like you have all the time in the world to find your career, yourself, your partner, etc. The truth is, the choices you make now are shaping what happens next. Meaning, you're doing more than just treading water right now, even though it may feel that innocuous. There's a great TED talk about this: Why 30 is not the new 20: http://www.ted.com/talks/meg_jay_why_30_is_not_the_new_20

Listen to this, and consider moving on in your life. I bet there's better things ahead for you.

+1 on ted talk. I too, was thinking of posting that but you beat me to it. That should help op!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
I kind of thought from the beginning that this thread was merely a ruse to take the opportunity to liken a wife who does not bring home a salary to a "kept woman."

I don't know if it was a ruse or not but I believe there is a very strong parallel; one is a sanctioned relationship by virtue of marriage and the other is not accepted as being the norm.

But a simple question/statement: if the OP led the very same life she does with the same benefits and essentially not supporting herself but married to her benefactor, most of her critics would be silenced. Heaven alone knows there are lots of women who fit the OP's mold but they are married to their "sugar-daddy".

You guys are such hypocrites.

What else is new?

I want to address this. My SIL quit her job some years ago and decided to stay at home and she has no kids while her DH works. Judging from this thread a lot of women apparently think my SIL is the equivalent of a prostitute like op. However when my BIL was diagnosed w ms and his health took a huge nosedive my SIL is right there waiting on him hand and foot and she will be there for him no matter what and that is the difference between her and "people" like op.

A lot of people may want to make that comparison between your SIL and the Op but the reality is the situations are as dissimilar as night/day. If your SIL just quite her job w/o even talking with BIL about it and just ASSumed that he would be cool with being the sole breadwinner - that would be an incredibly presumptuous and selfish move on her part. Even so, that would be a marital issue that SIL/BIL would have to hash out together. And they could divorce and divide up assets if they couldn't work it out.

In contrast, there is absolutely no commitment between Op and her married boyfriend. Zero, Zip, None. If he decided today to trade her in on a newer model or just to end things with her and refocus his energy on his family - that would be it. This guy has 100% total control over this whole situation - he alone decides if the Op has a roof over her head, money to live, a man to care about.

[Anonymous]

OP, you did an enormous public service. I bet a record number of high-earning husbands saw action from their low-sex drive SAHM wives in the past three days. They all owe you flowers!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is he good in bed?

She met him when she was ***19***. How would she know?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is he good in bed?

She met him when she was ***19***. How would she know?

Just because she hasn't had a decade of short term relationships and one night stands to compare doesn't mean she can't recognize what she likes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is he good in bed?

She met him when she was ***19***. How would she know?

Just because she hasn't had a decade of short term relationships and one night stands to compare doesn't mean she can't recognize what she likes.

Ha. I wasn't talking about ONS and sordid flings...

Indications are that Op has never experienced a committed relationship where she and the guy are head over heels in love with each other and 100% into each other. Exclusive. Makes a rather BIG difference.

[Anonymous]

OP, you've said that you wouldn't like it if your husband did this to you and that the wife probably wouldn't be happy if confronted with the facts. So, you clearly know this is hurtful for the woman who is in the wife position.

You also seem to think you bear no culpability. That the responsibility is all his. You've noted, I believe, that you didn't take a vow.

Would you feel more responsibility if this man was the husband of your sister or of a close friend? Would you still engage in this behavior if you liked or even loved the wife? If you would not, how do you explain the difference? Genuinely curious.

[Anonymous]

Why are we still pretending OP is who she pretends to be? None of what she says is internally consistent. I can't believe that sixty some odd pages have been wasted on this prank.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why are we still pretending OP is who she pretends to be? None of what she says is internally consistent. I can't believe that sixty some odd pages have been wasted on this prank.

I know. But it's been fun anyway.

[Anonymous]

"Indications are that Op has never experienced a committed relationship where she and the guy are head over heels in love with each other and 100% into each other. Exclusive. Makes a rather BIG difference."

What percentage of DCUM marriages fit this description?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is he good in bed?

She met him when she was ***19***. How would she know?

Just because she hasn't had a decade of short term relationships and one night stands to compare doesn't mean she can't recognize what she likes.

Ha. I wasn't talking about ONS and sordid flings...

Indications are that Op has never experienced a committed relationship where she and the guy are head over heels in love with each other and 100% into each other. Exclusive. Makes a rather BIG difference.

The majority of 24 year olds have never experienced what you described. Doesn't mean they can't recognize great sex.