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sophia jane said:I have a personal thread up here at lit, though I haven't posted on it in a few months. I still occasionally get pm's though, that I can only guess are cuz of that thread.
Which leads me to my question:
why do I keep getting contacted by married men? Why do all these men tell me they love their wives but just want "a little more"? Why do all these men expect me to jump at the chance to fuck someone who's married????
which leads me to other questions:
Why do people cheat? Why don't they just leave if they're so unhappy in their relationship? Isn't it hard to lie? To sneak away? How does one live with oneself?
Discuss.
kendo1 said:'Gagging' might relieve the boredom.
Don't whip me, don't whip me! The whip's in the cupboard.![]()

Dommes are differentlucky-E-leven said:I think plenty of people cheat because it thrills them.
I think more people cheat to fill the needs their S.O. cannot or will not fill. I know it seems to jostle the foundation of what most people view as sacred, but the more I think about it the more I believe some folks are capable of loving more than one person completely. Why punish yourself and your S.O. by leaving a good thing? Perfection is a very well crafted illusion, therefore it's a bit absurd to believe all of our needs can and will be met by one person. For some, the needs that are not filled by their S.O. are not that imperative. For others, they are. Who am I to judge?
I know a man, an old family friend, that loved his wife more than I'd ever seen a man love a woman. He also had a mistress. He never told his wife of the other woman. She was paralyzed from just beneath her breasts down to her toes (after they were married). I don't really think she would have been angry with her husband if he'd told her or forced him out of her life. He didn't keep the secret from her simply to be secretive either. He did it to protect her from her own guilt and self-loathing that she could no longer fulfill his needs in their marriage bed. His relationship with the other woman began as purely physical, but he was just the type of guy that loved more as intimacy grew. He was better to both of those women than many other husbands I've known. And for the record, his mistress was faithful only to him. Even though he could not give her his name and a full-time relationship, she loved him and felt her most important needs were filled. Go figure.
What if we're not meant to limit ourselves to just one love? I've never heard of two loves being identical. If that were the case, there would be no need to ever leave. I don't think the reasons for cheating are ever simple or always sinister.
~lucky
The first sentence I quote stood out for me and made me think immediately that it's a big mistake or illusion for anyone to believe their mate can or will fill all their needs. That's not to make an excuse for sexual infidelity in itself, but then I also know that the next sentence quoted here is also true.lucky-E-leven said:I think more people cheat to fill the needs their S.O. cannot or will not fill.
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I don't think the reasons for cheating are ever simple or always sinister.
Crikey, what an attitude. Reminds me of a bloke I knew who said he decided to get married finally cos he was tired of hussling for it.kendo1 said:It beats breaking a new one in.
Good to know. Obviously I don't know you well. Thanks, P.kendo1 said:I wasn't serious.![]()
Rattlesnake1775 said:Why would a woman be involved with a married man?
sophia jane said:That's an excellent question, and one I'm not willing to answer in depth on the forum, tho I can answer it a bit.
For me, I think it sort of evolved. I had just separated from my husband and was in a particularly difficult and vulnerable place, had just found lit and realized how many like minded people there were out there (which was very liberating) and I met a man online and we just clicked. And through conversations that started out very innocent, feelings happened.
And in my selfishness I decided to let them happen.
I'm not judging anyone really with my questions. I guess the thing that surprises me most is how many men will openly admit to being married and proposition me for a strictly sexual relationship.
And to be honest, sometimes it bothers me on an emotional level. I'd really like to be more than that to someone. I hate to think that I'm not worthy or capable of a real relationship, but am merely someone's a "little on the side." Course that could just be my loneliness talking.
BlackSnake said:<<rattling chains>>
How this happens. Cheating.
Does the guy or girl decide: "Hey, I think I'll cheat on my sponse. Wow! That's a really good idea, because blah blah blah blah blah!"
I don't think so.
I think that two people meet and they connect. It's about how they feel about each other at that moment.
It's what I really believe.
Now, when they get home. The reality of the real life hits them. They forget about their chance encounter for a short period of time.
Trouble. Any hassle at home, which is usual. I have no real reason to complain about anything, but there is always something. All the sweet tea is gone, and more is not being made at the moment. It doesn't matter what it is, but it is not as perfect as the chance encounter.
The chance encounter becomes the living fantasy. Always perfectly hot and passionate.
Real life with a sponse and a family is not so perfect. It takes hard work to substain it, and like the saying goes, anything worth having is worth working for.
I really don't know why this simple point is being missed...
Norajane said:I understand this. I really, really do. However, millions upon millions of people never cheat, despite temptations and connections and fantasies. They somehow manage to stay true their vows and to the person they are connected with.
It really is possible to meet a new person, make a connection, and actually not fuck them. And in a monogomous relationship, you do it out of respect for your spouse and yourself, if for no other reason. If you're not capable of it, don't get married.
BlackSnake said:I think I mentioned before, but I ramble, so I may have been misunderstood.
I don't think that people who are thinking about their sponse at the time will choose to cheat.
Really, even if I'm farely sure that I can get lucky, I'd call my wife and head home if you get me talking about her.
I think some people don't cheat because they think about their sponse before anything happens.
Norajane said:I understand this. I really, really do. However, millions upon millions of people never cheat, despite temptations and connections and fantasies. They somehow manage to stay true their vows and to the person they are connected with.
It really is possible to meet a new person, make a connection, and actually not fuck them.