Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Affairs are very much about getting scraps/breadcrumbs of love and I think pp understands that. that dynamic is why they happen- you don’t think you need or deserve better than someone’s scraps. For me I just thought I wanted something sexual and when I started feeling things for the person I went into a complete panic, because I wanted whatever they could give me and I knew it would end terribly.
Not necessarily true. You can live with a man for 20 years and have no idea how he is capable to love someone else. He gives himself all to the AP. In this case, it is the wife who gets scraps. But it also depends on your values. I value true feelings and a moment. If you value your house, retirement account, and other assets, then maybe you are correct, the AP is getting scraps. But putting finances aside, I think AP is getting a true and genuine relationship (assuming the man is open that he is married).
OMG. Please, just no. So many men go out for variety after the same thing for 20 years in midlife. IT has zero to do with love. Did Clinton love Lewinski? Hugh, Divine Brown? Adam Levine, whatever the hell her name was? Men have sex all of the time for the sake of sex.
Women on this site need to stop thinking like a woman when they ascribe feelings to cheating men. And to say a woman is solely valuing assets if she reconciles is absolutely ridiculous. There is a lot of unprocessed resentment and anger for the wife in that post.
I know you won’t believe me or anyone else, but some men truly do want friendship as part of an affair. Not all men are the same and not all women are the same. Yes, many men are only after sex, but not all.
The only problem with this is that the two things men value most are sex and money. So it’s very hard to argue that the AP is first in his heart when the obey is elsewhere.
You do realize many of these men are still having sex with their wives multiple times per week, right???? Even when they tell her otherwise.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Affairs are very much about getting scraps/breadcrumbs of love and I think pp understands that. that dynamic is why they happen- you don’t think you need or deserve better than someone’s scraps. For me I just thought I wanted something sexual and when I started feeling things for the person I went into a complete panic, because I wanted whatever they could give me and I knew it would end terribly.
Not necessarily true. You can live with a man for 20 years and have no idea how he is capable to love someone else. He gives himself all to the AP. In this case, it is the wife who gets scraps. But it also depends on your values. I value true feelings and a moment. If you value your house, retirement account, and other assets, then maybe you are correct, the AP is getting scraps. But putting finances aside, I think AP is getting a true and genuine relationship (assuming the man is open that he is married).
OMG. Please, just no. So many men go out for variety after the same thing for 20 years in midlife. IT has zero to do with love. Did Clinton love Lewinski? Hugh, Divine Brown? Adam Levine, whatever the hell her name was? Men have sex all of the time for the sake of sex.
Women on this site need to stop thinking like a woman when they ascribe feelings to cheating men. And to say a woman is solely valuing assets if she reconciles is absolutely ridiculous. There is a lot of unprocessed resentment and anger for the wife in that post.
I know you won’t believe me or anyone else, but some men truly do want friendship as part of an affair. Not all men are the same and not all women are the same. Yes, many men are only after sex, but not all.
The only problem with this is that the two things men value most are sex and money. So it’s very hard to argue that the AP is first in his heart when the obey is elsewhere.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Affairs are very much about getting scraps/breadcrumbs of love and I think pp understands that. that dynamic is why they happen- you don’t think you need or deserve better than someone’s scraps. For me I just thought I wanted something sexual and when I started feeling things for the person I went into a complete panic, because I wanted whatever they could give me and I knew it would end terribly.
Not necessarily true. You can live with a man for 20 years and have no idea how he is capable to love someone else. He gives himself all to the AP. In this case, it is the wife who gets scraps. But it also depends on your values. I value true feelings and a moment. If you value your house, retirement account, and other assets, then maybe you are correct, the AP is getting scraps. But putting finances aside, I think AP is getting a true and genuine relationship (assuming the man is open that he is married).
Interesting. I never thought about it this way.
But it also depends on your values. I value true feelings and a moment.![]()
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I'm guessing she means [/i]her[i] true feelings because a guy that bangs her and doesn't take her out to be seen, nor to hospital if she falls ill or spends holidays and introduces her to his family...is not showing true feelings. He's escaping reality and in limerence until he showers off any trace of her and slams the hotel door.
So she better value that "Marriott moment"...and the future 'moments' from other married men that disappear.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Affairs are very much about getting scraps/breadcrumbs of love and I think pp understands that. that dynamic is why they happen- you don’t think you need or deserve better than someone’s scraps. For me I just thought I wanted something sexual and when I started feeling things for the person I went into a complete panic, because I wanted whatever they could give me and I knew it would end terribly.
I would not call that love. That is very dysfunctional. You may have felt love, but what you feel is not what the other person feels...at all. I think this is what gets these ppl in trouble. They think the overwhelming feelings that they feel is love and guys separate sex and love so easily. The will play the part to amp up the external validation they get, but this is not love.
Not always. You make a lot of assumptions and generalizations.
My own DH struggled immensely after his affair ended and it seemed like he did not separate sex and love.
I know it is hard to accept, but many times there are feelings involved in affairs.
That's way more uncommon with men. Is your husband kind of a wimpy beta? SO much cheating out there and most men are joking about it and bragging and it's about notches on the wall with their friends. See so many throw them under the bus when it's too much trouble or she starts putting on pressure.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Affairs are very much about getting scraps/breadcrumbs of love and I think pp understands that. that dynamic is why they happen- you don’t think you need or deserve better than someone’s scraps. For me I just thought I wanted something sexual and when I started feeling things for the person I went into a complete panic, because I wanted whatever they could give me and I knew it would end terribly.
Not necessarily true. You can live with a man for 20 years and have no idea how he is capable to love someone else. He gives himself all to the AP. In this case, it is the wife who gets scraps. But it also depends on your values. I value true feelings and a moment. If you value your house, retirement account, and other assets, then maybe you are correct, the AP is getting scraps. But putting finances aside, I think AP is getting a true and genuine relationship (assuming the man is open that he is married).
OMG. Please, just no. So many men go out for variety after the same thing for 20 years in midlife. IT has zero to do with love. Did Clinton love Lewinski? Hugh, Divine Brown? Adam Levine, whatever the hell her name was? Men have sex all of the time for the sake of sex.
Women on this site need to stop thinking like a woman when they ascribe feelings to cheating men. And to say a woman is solely valuing assets if she reconciles is absolutely ridiculous. There is a lot of unprocessed resentment and anger for the wife in that post.
I know you won’t believe me or anyone else, but some men truly do want friendship as part of an affair. Not all men are the same and not all women are the same. Yes, many men are only after sex, but not all.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Affairs are very much about getting scraps/breadcrumbs of love and I think pp understands that. that dynamic is why they happen- you don’t think you need or deserve better than someone’s scraps. For me I just thought I wanted something sexual and when I started feeling things for the person I went into a complete panic, because I wanted whatever they could give me and I knew it would end terribly.
Not necessarily true. You can live with a man for 20 years and have no idea how he is capable to love someone else. He gives himself all to the AP. In this case, it is the wife who gets scraps. But it also depends on your values. I value true feelings and a moment. If you value your house, retirement account, and other assets, then maybe you are correct, the AP is getting scraps. But putting finances aside, I think AP is getting a true and genuine relationship (assuming the man is open that he is married).
Anonymous wrote:I found out my husband cheated and was devastated but before going through with the divorce realized I’m better off staying married and keeping my 4 healthy kids, beautiful home and high HHI. I’m okay with more of a business partnership now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Affairs are very much about getting scraps/breadcrumbs of love and I think pp understands that. that dynamic is why they happen- you don’t think you need or deserve better than someone’s scraps. For me I just thought I wanted something sexual and when I started feeling things for the person I went into a complete panic, because I wanted whatever they could give me and I knew it would end terribly.
Not necessarily true. You can live with a man for 20 years and have no idea how he is capable to love someone else. He gives himself all to the AP. In this case, it is the wife who gets scraps. But it also depends on your values. I value true feelings and a moment. If you value your house, retirement account, and other assets, then maybe you are correct, the AP is getting scraps. But putting finances aside, I think AP is getting a true and genuine relationship (assuming the man is open that he is married).
OMG. Please, just no. So many men go out for variety after the same thing for 20 years in midlife. IT has zero to do with love. Did Clinton love Lewinski? Hugh, Divine Brown? Adam Levine, whatever the hell her name was? Men have sex all of the time for the sake of sex.
Women on this site need to stop thinking like a woman when they ascribe feelings to cheating men. And to say a woman is solely valuing assets if she reconciles is absolutely ridiculous. There is a lot of unprocessed resentment and anger for the wife in that post.
I know you won’t believe me or anyone else, but some men truly do want friendship as part of an affair. Not all men are the same and not all women are the same. Yes, [most] men are only after sex, but not all.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Affairs are very much about getting scraps/breadcrumbs of love and I think pp understands that. that dynamic is why they happen- you don’t think you need or deserve better than someone’s scraps. For me I just thought I wanted something sexual and when I started feeling things for the person I went into a complete panic, because I wanted whatever they could give me and I knew it would end terribly.
Not necessarily true. You can live with a man for 20 years and have no idea how he is capable to love someone else. He gives himself all to the AP. In this case, it is the wife who gets scraps. But it also depends on your values. I value true feelings and a moment. If you value your house, retirement account, and other assets, then maybe you are correct, the AP is getting scraps. But putting finances aside, I think AP is getting a true and genuine relationship (assuming the man is open that he is married).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Affairs are very much about getting scraps/breadcrumbs of love and I think pp understands that. that dynamic is why they happen- you don’t think you need or deserve better than someone’s scraps. For me I just thought I wanted something sexual and when I started feeling things for the person I went into a complete panic, because I wanted whatever they could give me and I knew it would end terribly.
Not necessarily true. You can live with a man for 20 years and have no idea how he is capable to love someone else. He gives himself all to the AP. In this case, it is the wife who gets scraps. But it also depends on your values. I value true feelings and a moment. If you value your house, retirement account, and other assets, then maybe you are correct, the AP is getting scraps. But putting finances aside, I think AP is getting a true and genuine relationship (assuming the man is open that he is married).
OMG. Please, just no. So many men go out for variety after the same thing for 20 years in midlife. IT has zero to do with love. Did Clinton love Lewinski? Hugh, Divine Brown? Adam Levine, whatever the hell her name was? Men have sex all of the time for the sake of sex.
Women on this site need to stop thinking like a woman when they ascribe feelings to cheating men. And to say a woman is solely valuing assets if she reconciles is absolutely ridiculous. There is a lot of unprocessed resentment and anger for the wife in that post.