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Anonymous wrote:Keep him away from your covetous, "non-conservative" friends, or you will one day find your marriage has gone in a "non-conservative" direction. (BTW, who tells their good friends that they are really attracted to their husbands?)

LOL, you are right, I suppose my DH won't be able to control himself. He's kind of an animal like that. Sigh...all men are the same, a bunch of out of control dogs.

The last time I let my dogs run loose around the neighborhood, I wound up with an unwanted litter. I thought that I was being so progressive, free-spirited, open-minded, and "in touch" with my animals' nature by letting them cavort and run free, as nature intended. Lesson learned. I hope that you enjoy your litter, they are an awful lot of work.

You consider your DH a dog? I'm sorry you picked the wrong guy.

Or rather, he was picked by the wrong owner.

Anonymous wrote:I love my guy and the sex is awesome, but if he stuck his dick in me while I was asleep, I'd be beyond pissed.

This. Your DH is a weirdo OP

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Anonymous wrote:Keep him away from your covetous, "non-conservative" friends, or you will one day find your marriage has gone in a "non-conservative" direction. (BTW, who tells their good friends that they are really attracted to their husbands?)

LOL, you are right, I suppose my DH won't be able to control himself. He's kind of an animal like that. Sigh...all men are the same, a bunch of out of control dogs.

The last time I let my dogs run loose around the neighborhood, I wound up with an unwanted litter. I thought that I was being so progressive, free-spirited, open-minded, and "in touch" with my animals' nature by letting them cavort and run free, as nature intended. Lesson learned. I hope that you enjoy your litter, they are an awful lot of work.

You consider your DH a dog? I'm sorry you picked the wrong guy.

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Anonymous wrote:Why would other women up your sex drive? And, these women are making it clear they want him..in front of you and their own spouse? If they're over the age of 25 and acting like this, you need different friends. Grown women don't do that without serious social repercussions.

You sound like a stick in the mud.

Yes, I have sat around with girlfriends and talked about our husbands and who is hot. Grown women can handle that. Immature insecure girls cannot.

But, OP didn't say they discussed it. She said it was clear, which makes me think they're throwing themselves at him or engaging in serious flirting in front of spouses. What secure woman does that?

OP here. Yes, we discussed it. We were all at the beach this week and had lots of drinks and a lot of dirty conversation.

Even if we didn't you have to be pretty obtuse not to realize when someone is attracted to your spouse.

Why didn't you say that in the original post?

because it is irrelevant. How does it add value? They are attracted to him. I know it. It has resulted in more sex. Doesn't matter how I know it, it does not change the end result of more sex.

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Anonymous wrote:Keep him away from your covetous, "non-conservative" friends, or you will one day find your marriage has gone in a "non-conservative" direction. (BTW, who tells their good friends that they are really attracted to their husbands?)

LOL, you are right, I suppose my DH won't be able to control himself. He's kind of an animal like that. Sigh...all men are the same, a bunch of out of control dogs.

The last time I let my dogs run loose around the neighborhood, I wound up with an unwanted litter. I thought that I was being so progressive, free-spirited, open-minded, and "in touch" with my animals' nature by letting them cavort and run free, as nature intended. Lesson learned. I hope that you enjoy your litter, they are an awful lot of work.

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Anonymous wrote:Why would other women up your sex drive? And, these women are making it clear they want him..in front of you and their own spouse? If they're over the age of 25 and acting like this, you need different friends. Grown women don't do that without serious social repercussions.

You sound like a stick in the mud.

Yes, I have sat around with girlfriends and talked about our husbands and who is hot. Grown women can handle that. Immature insecure girls cannot.

But, OP didn't say they discussed it. She said it was clear, which makes me think they're throwing themselves at him or engaging in serious flirting in front of spouses. What secure woman does that?

OP here. Yes, we discussed it. We were all at the beach this week and had lots of drinks and a lot of dirty conversation.

Even if we didn't you have to be pretty obtuse not to realize when someone is attracted to your spouse.

Why didn't you say that in the original post?

I love my guy and the sex is awesome, but if he stuck his dick in me while I was asleep, I'd be beyond pissed.

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Anonymous wrote:Keep him away from your covetous, "non-conservative" friends, or you will one day find your marriage has gone in a "non-conservative" direction. (BTW, who tells their good friends that they are really attracted to their husbands?)

LOL, you are right, I suppose my DH won't be able to control himself. He's kind of an animal like that. Sigh...all men are the same, a bunch of out of control dogs.

This is practically an episode of Seinfeld, the one where George tries to impress women by showing them a picture of his "previous girlfriend" (a model who he has never met).

Way to confirm that stereotype -- the best way to attract women is apparently to have them notice that OTHER women think you're attractive and make them jealous.

Granted, I guess the weight loss didn't hurt.

The same way you are enjoying all this attention, he is enjoying it even more. Just beware that this doesn't get into his head and he looses his north.

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Anonymous wrote:Why would other women up your sex drive? And, these women are making it clear they want him..in front of you and their own spouse? If they're over the age of 25 and acting like this, you need different friends. Grown women don't do that without serious social repercussions.

You sound like a stick in the mud.

Yes, I have sat around with girlfriends and talked about our husbands and who is hot. Grown women can handle that. Immature insecure girls cannot.

But, OP didn't say they discussed it. She said it was clear, which makes me think they're throwing themselves at him or engaging in serious flirting in front of spouses. What secure woman does that?

OP here. Yes, we discussed it. We were all at the beach this week and had lots of drinks and a lot of dirty conversation.

Even if we didn't you have to be pretty obtuse not to realize when someone is attracted to your spouse.

Hmm, purposely obtuse.... sounds so familiar....where have I heard that before.....

OP you might think you come across as hip but you are incredibly naive about human nature.

Thanks for the laugh, it's nice to read something refreshing on here.

Gotta say though your fist comment is perplexing.

Nah, my dog would never be able to watch what he eats while he exercises to get in shape.

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Anonymous wrote:Why would other women up your sex drive? And, these women are making it clear they want him..in front of you and their own spouse? If they're over the age of 25 and acting like this, you need different friends. Grown women don't do that without serious social repercussions.

You sound like a stick in the mud.

Yes, I have sat around with girlfriends and talked about our husbands and who is hot. Grown women can handle that. Immature insecure girls cannot.

But, OP didn't say they discussed it. She said it was clear, which makes me think they're throwing themselves at him or engaging in serious flirting in front of spouses. What secure woman does that?

OP here. Yes, we discussed it. We were all at the beach this week and had lots of drinks and a lot of dirty conversation.

Even if we didn't you have to be pretty obtuse not to realize when someone is attracted to your spouse.

Hmm, purposely obtuse.... sounds so familiar....where have I heard that before.....

OP you might think you come across as hip but you are incredibly naive about human nature.

Anonymous wrote:Keep him away from your covetous, "non-conservative" friends, or you will one day find your marriage has gone in a "non-conservative" direction. (BTW, who tells their good friends that they are really attracted to their husbands?)

LOL, you are right, I suppose my DH won't be able to control himself. He's kind of an animal like that. Sigh...all men are the same, a bunch of out of control dogs.

Anonymous wrote:It's like you're a kid who ignores your toy until one of your friends wants to play with it.

+1

My thoughts exactly.

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Anonymous wrote:Why would other women up your sex drive? And, these women are making it clear they want him..in front of you and their own spouse? If they're over the age of 25 and acting like this, you need different friends. Grown women don't do that without serious social repercussions.

You sound like a stick in the mud.

Yes, I have sat around with girlfriends and talked about our husbands and who is hot. Grown women can handle that. Immature insecure girls cannot.

But, OP didn't say they discussed it. She said it was clear, which makes me think they're throwing themselves at him or engaging in serious flirting in front of spouses. What secure woman does that?

OP here. Yes, we discussed it. We were all at the beach this week and had lots of drinks and a lot of dirty conversation.

Even if we didn't you have to be pretty obtuse not to realize when someone is attracted to your spouse.