Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:lol why do these people even get married in the first place? If your spouse is not enough for you then I guess you married the wrong person. So sad
I dunno about that. My spouse is the steak (best thing on the menu) but sometimes I wonder about trying the chicken. I miss experiencing someone new but I think there are a lot of practical considerations that would make that difficult.
This. Do y’all have just one friend? Who fulfills all your friendship needs? For many people it’s the same with romantic/sexual/physical needs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:lol why do these people even get married in the first place? If your spouse is not enough for you then I guess you married the wrong person. So sad
I dunno about that. My spouse is the steak (best thing on the menu) but sometimes I wonder about trying the chicken. I miss experiencing someone new but I think there are a lot of practical considerations that would make that difficult.
Anonymous wrote:lol why do these people even get married in the first place? If your spouse is not enough for you then I guess you married the wrong person. So sad
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow! Is this for real? I mean DH and I have some leisure time right now. He is cooking. I am decluttering. And this is with a teenager in the house. So you have the time and energy to pursue a lesbian affair...in the pandemic...with a small kid...and housework...
More power to you!
I have always wondered who are the people who have affairs? Are they done first with everything that they need to do? I have been procrastinating with repotting some indoor plants since Feb 2020. I have expense reports to submit, 4 loads of laundry to do, plan a party in October, help my teen with the college process, trim my dog's nails, pluck my chin hair; then I look at my neighbors - they are doing yard work, taking their dogs for a walk, babysitting their grandkids, jogging, washing their cars, painting their garage door, mulching, power-blowing the dead cicadas...I mean who are the people who have the time to have affairs? WHO? WHO? WHOOOOOOO?
did you just say pluck your chin hairs?
Anonymous wrote:Wow! Is this for real? I mean DH and I have some leisure time right now. He is cooking. I am decluttering. And this is with a teenager in the house. So you have the time and energy to pursue a lesbian affair...in the pandemic...with a small kid...and housework...
More power to you!
I have always wondered who are the people who have affairs? Are they done first with everything that they need to do? I have been procrastinating with repotting some indoor plants since Feb 2020. I have expense reports to submit, 4 loads of laundry to do, plan a party in October, help my teen with the college process, trim my dog's nails, pluck my chin hair; then I look at my neighbors - they are doing yard work, taking their dogs for a walk, babysitting their grandkids, jogging, washing their cars, painting their garage door, mulching, power-blowing the dead cicadas...I mean who are the people who have the time to have affairs? WHO? WHO? WHOOOOOOO?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No.
Even if you are morally ok with it, the time and logistics it takes to find a partner, meet up with them, the communication, nurturing that relationship (in whatever level), would take away SO much time and energy from your primary relationship and family
+100
Agreed.
It seems like it’s so much easier to put in the emotional work for a good monogamous marriage than it is for a good open marriage. I have seen too many go to hell and I wouldn’t presume to think that I could do it while they couldn’t.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No.
Even if you are morally ok with it, the time and logistics it takes to find a partner, meet up with them, the communication, nurturing that relationship (in whatever level), would take away SO much time and energy from your primary relationship and family
+100
Anonymous wrote:No.
Even if you are morally ok with it, the time and logistics it takes to find a partner, meet up with them, the communication, nurturing that relationship (in whatever level), would take away SO much time and energy from your primary relationship and family