Anonymous wrote:Classic case of "What if". Instead of wasting your time thinking of the past you are better off to work on your future, marriage, relationship..
JMO.
Anonymous wrote:Hugs. This is a hard time for you.
Anonymous wrote:This is why there are so many divorces. assholes living in a fantasy world instead of reality. Believe me this guy was a jerk, and maybe your husband is too. Put your kids first and enjoy your life, stop thinking a man is your salvation.....time to grow up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Totally normal.
Regarding the sex, for a lot of people, sex was better pre-marriage, certainly pre-kids when we had more time, energy and things were shiny and new. I promise your husband also fantasizes about that crazy girl from college who wasn't wife material but did all those things in bed you won't do.
Hopefully he does fantasize about other people - but as things go, DH is less into "doing" interesting things than I am. Which has come (no pun intended!) as a disappointment to me. Like - no oral in 5 or 6 years. And it's not for a lack of trimming, cleaning, etc. At some point I just stopped asking.
At our best, ex and I had emotional connection, sexual chemistry, and similar sexual appetite. Even at its best, DH and I never had that. Looking back, in my naivete, I assumed that our sex life would improve as we spent more time together - being married and having two kids has not helped things.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Totally normal.
Regarding the sex, for a lot of people, sex was better pre-marriage, certainly pre-kids when we had more time, energy and things were shiny and new. I promise your husband also fantasizes about that crazy girl from college who wasn't wife material but did all those things in bed you won't do.
Hopefully he does fantasize about other people - but as things go, DH is less into "doing" interesting things than I am. Which has come (no pun intended!) as a disappointment to me. Like - no oral in 5 or 6 years. And it's not for a lack of trimming, cleaning, etc. At some point I just stopped asking.
At our best, ex and I had emotional connection, sexual chemistry, and similar sexual appetite. Even at its best, DH and I never had that. Looking back, in my naivete, I assumed that our sex life would improve as we spent more time together - being married and having two kids has not helped things.
Anonymous wrote:What made the sex good with him? Did you just date duds previously?
Anonymous wrote:Totally normal.
Regarding the sex, for a lot of people, sex was better pre-marriage, certainly pre-kids when we had more time, energy and things were shiny and new. I promise your husband also fantasizes about that crazy girl from college who wasn't wife material but did all those things in bed you won't do.