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I'm not going to start a fan club or anything...but this is an outstanding post.
She has her moments of genius. If only they were as frequent as weeds rather than blue moons.
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I'm not going to start a fan club or anything...but this is an outstanding post.
Please know this is a serious post and I wrote it with a great deal of shame and sadness in my heart.
I am married, for over 8 years, we have one child. Our sex life is non-existent and has been for many years. I had an affair over a year ago, and about 2 months ago I found out I have a low-risk strain of hpv. It caused two warts, just below my pubic hair line, which I had surgically removed (ouch.) I was told this is a low risk strain meaning low risk for cancer and transmission.
I've read everything about hpv I can - the problem is there are 120 types and a lot of conflicting info out there. From what I read it can go away on its own, although there really isnt a cure. Up to 75% of adults may have it!
Anyway, my question is, do I tell my husband about the affair and the hpv? We do not have sex, like at all, and have not has any sort of sexual contact for a few years.
I just dont know if i should confess, wait this out, or what ...
I feel horrible, dirty, diseased and ruined. Needless to say have spiraled into a depression and have had to increased my anti-depressant Rx over this because I was afraid I would not recover from this.
Thank you for hearing me.
Looks like you got what you deserved. Can't really complain, can you? You violated the bonds of your marriage, and you got hit with a filthy STD.
Well, good for you feeling miserable about it. It shows you have some moral character left in you.
But yes, confess. Give him a good reason to leave you. He doesn't deserve to hvae such a miserable woman as a wife, though I haven't any clue why he wouldn't already know.
You also sound mentally unstable. I'd consider serious psychiatric help above and beyond mere "depression" medication.
Also, I should not say that you "feel" like you are horrible, dirty, disease, and ruined. You do not "feel" this way. You -are- this way. That is objectively what you are. At least you can save some of your integrity by giving him the reason to get rid of you.
Christ, you are such an asshole! Can you not post on a thread without shitting all over someone personally? Do you KNOW her whole story? Why she might be driven to stray?
I seem to recall on another thread, when a MAN is not getting sex within his marriage, you were all for him seeking physical solace elsewhere if his wife was not doing her "wifely duties" but in a case where a husband is not sexually satisfying his wife, then she is to be castigated for straying from the marital bed?
I am not saying that having an affair is the right thing for ANYONE to do, but to put her down and call her "ruined" and "miserable" and that he should be getting rid of her. That is not for you to judge, it is a matter for the two of them to work out. Who knows, maybe the fact that his wife was so desperate for physical affection that she sought it outside their marriage will make her husband get his head out of his ass and start paying some attention to her.
I agree with the caveman... You ladies are so gender biased. Could you imagine if it was a man who said " I have an std from an affair and am contimplating not telling my wife." Lol
I never said she shouldn't tell him...absolutely she should. If there is any chance that she's ever going to have sex with her husband again, he has to know.
That's why I said maybe this would be an opportunity for them to talk about *why* she had the affair in the first place, and, if they do want to continue in this marriage, how they can move forward from here so that she won't feel like she has to go around looking to get sexual gratification elsewhere. I just can't see how any marriage can survive no sexual intimacy, ever, for years and years like this. So yeah, he has to know, but he has to realize she's not a nun, either.
I'm sorry, but your obviously limited knowledge of psychology means nothing to me. I'm going to say a prayer for you.
Dear god, please help this weak man find his way. I know that being a scholar was never in the plans for him, but please at least give him the courage and enough brains to become a real man. God allmighty please help the op to not be such a selfish, disgusting human being.
Amen

I am not saying that it is ok to have an affair, and it matters not that the OP is a female. What does matter is that one partner decided awhile ago that it was fine for them to withhold intimacy from their spouse. That is NOT ok regardless of gender. What is the one who wants intimacy to do? Leaving is not always the answer. You can still love the person deeply, have children, there is an established family history, and that is not easy to walk away from, especially when it is the other person who changed the rules. Why does the one who wants to have intimacy have to be the one made to suffer even more? Sure, talking to your spouse can work, but often times it does not.
The problem I have with a couple of the posters here is that they seem to think that it is within their rights to persecute her, yet if she was the one withholding sex, they would be telling the husband to be "a man", force her to submit, blah blah blah. Calling her a "whore" is inappropriate and shows lack of empathy towards a complex situation that has a complicated web of issues that led the OP down the path of infidelity. Instead of taking her to the center of town and stoning her, maybe we should be asking her husband why he decided sex is no longer on the table.
I do think she needs to discuss this with her husband, not out of guilt, but out of need to restore her own sanity. Withholding intimacy is often considered a passive-aggressive way to control a spouse, so they both need to find out the root cause. It could be the catalyst they need to break down the marriage to the bare bones then rebuild it.


Everyone on the ops side deserves to be infected by someone that the op infects.
I bet your wife is dying to feel the touch of a real man.
Yours is still waiting for the touch of a human being, apparently.
So typical. You are obviously wrong, but instead of admitting that you are wrong, you want to argue twenty other points. Another woman who so obviously doesn't have a real man in her life.