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I was (for a while) a shared wife and enjoyed it. AMA!
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I (28F) and husband (29M) have been together for five years, married for two. My husband told me he liked it that guys checked me out, liked watching it happen. We talked about it and he said he also really liked the idea of me doing something with another guy. After a long time talking it over and really getting to the bottom of it, he basically said he'd like it if I had what amounted to a boyfriend. I agreed to give it a try. After some false starts, met a great guy and did begin a relationship with him. I did indeed actually start to think of him that way -- not love, but definitely grew to like him a lot, and we also had fun in bed. Eventually my husband decided that it wasn't really what he wanted. It was tough but I broke it off and we've been more traditional since. I miss my ex-FWB, though.
(I'd prefer if you kept questions to the thread and not chat messages or IMs please, thanks!)
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Did your husband ever meet your boyfriend?
Did he say what it was that changed his mind about what he thought he wanted?
Did you ever suspect this was because he wanted a girlfriend of his own?
He basically was upset that I was getting so involved with him outside the bedroom, as friends. We spent a lot of time just talking and hanging out. He had a point.
And no, I had asked him about his motivations, quite a few times. He has no interest in other women and I do believe that. We are very open and not much is off-limits and he could tell me if that was the case, and he knows that.
Eventually my husband decided that it wasn't really what he wanted.
Wow, I bet you guys never thought -that- would happen!
>Have to sign off now -- thanks for the great questions!
You mean the three questions asked by one person. Fake and gay.
Sorry if this is a bit too personal, but it kinda sounds that the main reason this didn't work out was because from your point of view you where going for a more "open relationship" or even polyamorous angle which involved a lot more intimacy (even giving the guy the tittle of "boyfriend") while for your husband this was all merely the acting out of a fetish he had/has.
There's nothing wrong with that, however where both of you aware of what the other was feeling? If you knew this was just acting out a fetish why did you start to get emotionally attached to your secondary partner? Was it accidental or did you think that this type of relationship was sustainable?
Again, sorry if I'm prying too much, I'm not judging, I don't think you guys did anything wrong. I'm just curious as to why you got a bit emotionally involved witg this other guy because that seems (at least in hindsight) like an easy way to set yourself up for a bit of heartbreak. Idk, maybe I'm overanalizing this, I just found it interesting how you considered him a boyfriend which sounds like there was more emotional involvement than just a hookup.
I wouldn't assume it's nonsense. I think women and men are a bit different in this. I really love my husband more than anything or anyone in the world and really had to be talked into this. I also think you need to respect her decision, in all honesty. If I had eventually just told husband "no" I would have expected him to accept that and be okay with that (and he did in fact tell me on many occasions that I could always say no and he wouldn't be upset).
Do you have no self respect? this is the definition of being a cuck

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