Stickitbill
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Stickitbill said:I love my wife dearly and will more than likely never fulfill any of them for fear of her finding out, as I know it would crush her. Even if the opportunity were ever to arise (which it probably never will), would it be as good as I imagine, or would it be a disappointment followed by guilt?
For now I believe I’m better off being content to read the erotic stories and fantasize. Is there anyone out there who feels the way I do?
deadlock32 said:Well, I'll let you know how it all goes then tonight, if I have the courage to go through with it of course. I met a nice couple who wanted a threesome and I agreed. I am a single guy and won't be hurting anyone, that I know of. Well all be trying out some fantasies and seeing how/if we like it at all.
I do have to say I am nervous as hell though. Any encouragement or reassurance that it is ok to do this would be great. I am not sure why I am conflicted about it though.
PredatorSmile you seem to have experience in this from your other posts I've seen. What do you think? Do you have any advice?
Thanks
ps (never been with a guy, consider myself straight, but want to experiment)
Good points, Chicklet.Chicklet said:I don't think many things live up to our imaginations. There's always some slight imperfection that we didn't count on. Does that mean it wouldn't be good? No. It would still be good, if the situation ever arose, but I think afterwards the guilt would cause more problems than the experience would be worth.
Nobody's going to scoff at your fantasies. But you should keep them as such. Like you said, you love your wife, and having that happen would crush her. It's still infidelity even if it's not with the opposite sex.
If, god forbid, anything ever did happen to your marriage and she was permanently out of the picture (not just rocky marriage, in my opinion, but full fledged divorced and moved away) then would I recommend trying to get-it-on with a guy? Yeah, why not. But as you may have read in some of the other posts on this forum, some fantasies are better left as fantasies. Especially when it's going to destroy something or someone you care about.
And are there people out there who feel the same way? I'm going to say YES. A big huge yes. People want that exact same thing, and people also want things they can't have. And I know a lot of times I fantasize about things I would never do because I don't want to hurt the person I love.
Eilan said:Good points, Chicklet.![]()
My husband and I had the MFM fantasy, and we managed to turn it into reality with three different people. While I'll never regret the experience, I wish certain things had happened differently.
However, one of our fantasies recently backfired in a big way. I won't get into specifics here, but it's been a trying experience for both of us.
Really, though, it depends on the fantasy and the person/people involved. It's a good idea to have realistic expectations. Yeah, the reality might be as good as or better than the fantasy, but it might be a lot worse.
Eh, live and learn, I guess. We'll do things differently if there's a next time.rcuhljr said:Sorry you had a bad experience on the one though.