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doppelbock22000 said:And here I thought I was the only one in this boat. But does anyone have a spouse who is against this type of chatting and flirting. I could be a dead man here
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wicked woman said:So why are there so many women who would be upset to know their husbands were on Lit? What bothers them about it? Any ideas?
Originally posted by SweetErika
I wonder if they would actually be upset if they were told about it from the get go. But I also think it depends on what your spouse is doing on here. I'd be hurt and angry if he was looking for someone to cyber or have an affair with (without my consent), if he was belittling me on here, or if this became a substitute for or interfered with things we did together. Perhaps women are also upset because they don't understand what it is, and you can customize your experience by sticking to certain boards and topics. I can't imagine any woman would have a problem with her husband asking for tips on how to please her more or reading stories to get ideas on spicing up their sex life.
Originally posted by mrguitarmn
I don't think I'm here for anything else then to explore, enhance, and express my sexuality. I'm not trying to hurt or belittle my wife I just know that she wouldn't understand and it may ruin what she and I have which i believe to be very healthy marriage. We have great sex and I think part of that is because of some of the things I learned here or tried because of being able to open up in this community where there are no real lines but the ones that we draw.
wicked woman said:Didn't mean to insinuate that you were trying to hurt or belittle your wife. I think as far as belittling goes, Erika was just suggesting that would be one of the reasons why she/other wifes might be upset about.
Don't mean to pry, but could you explain a bit why she wouldn't understand? Just trying to understand.
Originally posted by SweetErika
It's an extremely complex and individual issue, WickedWoman, and you have excellent ideas!
I'd add if your spouse doesn't seem interested in sex, it might be all the more reason to tell/include him or her in your Lit activities. After six years, I was convinced my husband just wasn't very sexual, but I was proved wrong after a few weeks of talking to him about what I'd been reading in the forums. I've also found non-sexual things usually determine my interest in sex... an extra effort to make me feel good physically or emotionally fuels my desire to connect with him sexually. If nothing else, it's worth some investigation into WHY your spouse isn't interested!